lyonsd
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- Joined
- May 24, 2001
Prices are governed by supply & demand for the most part. Is there less supply or more demand causing the price to rise?
Are we buying less gas from those God-forsaken Arabs? Are they charging us more per barrel? Usually when the Arabs (OPEC) raises their price we hear about it on the news. I haven't heard anything about them rainsing their price.
People will say the threat and uncertainty of war is causing the price to rise. If that is so, then who is raising it? Local gas stations? The people the gas stations buy it from? The refineries? Who?
Regardless of the threat and uncertainty of war, if it's not costing the oil companies any more to fill up the local gas station's tanks, then where is the increase in price coming from?
Are we buying less gas from those God-forsaken Arabs? Are they charging us more per barrel? Usually when the Arabs (OPEC) raises their price we hear about it on the news. I haven't heard anything about them rainsing their price.
People will say the threat and uncertainty of war is causing the price to rise. If that is so, then who is raising it? Local gas stations? The people the gas stations buy it from? The refineries? Who?
Regardless of the threat and uncertainty of war, if it's not costing the oil companies any more to fill up the local gas station's tanks, then where is the increase in price coming from?