A simple explanation for oil prices
A simple explanation for oil prices rising to an average of $100 in 2008: importers bidding for declining net oil exports.
A simple explanation for oil prices rising to an average of $100 in 2008: importers bidding for declining net oil exports.
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The issue discussed in this essay is whether the price does or does not tell us about Our Oil Future. It does not. We know the $45 oil price is not right as we look down the road to a time when the global economy rises like a Phoenix from the ashes. Because of the nature of oil pricing, I find it likely that we revisit the 2008 nightmare over and over again in future years.
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