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Supply & Demand

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For your learning pleasure. Fours years later we see prices dropping and Saudi's thinking it will go to the 80's (perhaps lower :shock. Why would that be? Couldn't have to do with our production? LOL... of course not.

Not.

 
There's no way to know in the example given, you didn't address if there is an actual demand for more product. If it all sits in a warehouse somewhere and just piles up because nobody wants more of it in the marketplace, why would the price change?
 
To the op: no. 1.2 mil is a hundredth of a pct. and if demand is increasing by 3 pct annually, prices will increase.
 

Perhaps because it increases...less. And prices of gas are not governed strictly by the supply of oil
 
Voted, then read the comments and realized why my vote is wrong.
 
Point is that those who think more drilling will lower prices are out of their minds when you apply actual economics.

Drilling is great for local and National economies, thats for sure.

Just ask Canada, and and a few small towns in North Dakota.

But finding oil doesn't actually increase the supply of the useful by-products we get from crude oil.

For example, Canada has gotten sick of waiting for the Obama administration to OK the pipeline that would deliver its oil down to the Gulf Coast refineries.

They've decided to ship it from their East Coast in massive tankers into the Gulf States.

But thats STILL a Bottle neck and it still leaves Canada hodling huge amounts of Crude oil that has no where to go.

Supply is NOT meating demand because without refineries their product is useless.
 

Supply & Demand.
 

Don't you guys have some rule on necro? Seriously, zimmer's purely doing this because he's got a very unhealthy obsession with me.

It's sad when you have to necro a post that predates fracking in a pathetic attempt to score "points."

It's probably best to lock this thread given zimmer's intent as to why he necroed it.
 

I see you once again fail to address the subject at hand... a thread you started.... and resort to personal attacks. How very typical of you.

This is a prime learning moment for you, learning that you are once again very wrong... but obviously you fail to learn, and reveal this publicly. Good on ya mate.

The thread is supply and demand... and if the government had allowed drilling where we have oil, instead of blocking it, we would have had greater supplies. Doesn't matter if fracking was in existence... or not... once again... the thread is about "Supply & Demand".

ROTFLOL... Pleading to the mods to "Lock the thread" = SURRENDER MONKEY. It is an admission you're tired of getting your ass kicked around.
 
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Don't necro year old threads. You like the topic? Start a new one. Closed.
 
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