> Paul Phillips wrote:
>  > Please Jim, tell us you got this from the Onion.
>  >    A perfectly elastic supply of $20/bbl oil from non-Opec suppliers?  Like
>  > Canada where oil sands 'oil' is said to cost  minimum $45 bbl just to
>  > produce, and that was before the recent escalation in production costs.
>  > And, of course, before the reduction in the value of the USD Thurow 
> proposes
>  > which would produce a corresponding increase in oil prices to (?) 30 
> USD/bbl
>  > even with Thurow's calculations.

Ah, but perhaps that's the ace up Thurow's sleeve. For the sake of
argument, let's say there IS all this $20 a barrel oil out there.
Then, say the government guarantees the price at $20 a barrel. With
the devaluation of the dollar the oil will cost only $13 after
adjusting for inflation! Don't play three-card monte with this guy!

-- 
Sandwichman
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