Greenspan expects high price to lead to more fuel supplies
Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said on Tuesday that oil and natural gas markets were under the heaviest strain in a generation and suggested that prices might remain high for some time. But Mr. Greenspan was optimistic about the long-run outlook for energy supplies…
April 5, 2005
US: The Oil Question: To Fret or Not to Fret
THE United States has managed to thrive despite high budget deficits and a staggering level of international indebtedness. Can it also thrive if oil prices remain above $40 a barrel and gasoline costs more than $2 a gallon at the pump?
May 22, 2004