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  • LadyMischief
    Orgasms N Such!
    • Sep 2002
    • 18135

    #1

    Why is it that every time the middle east has a crisis gas prices go up...

    It doesn't make sense, since Canada is the top supplier of Crude Oil to the US and has been for a long time.. wtf lol.

    http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/p...nt/import.html

    Just ridiculous.

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  • jacked
    sperm tail
    • May 2004
    • 11019

    #2
    i don't get it either the way i understand it is that they base everything on the future possibilty of oil prices rising... and the possibilty of our country having to rely on the middle east for oil

    supply and demand

    http://www.opec.org/home/Monthly%20O...f/MR082006.pdf
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    • DBS.US
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      • Aug 2003
      • 11842

      #3
      Because they can
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      • StuartD
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        • Jul 2002
        • 29903

        #4
        It's all done in an effort to line their pockets a little finer.

        There's a reason they had record profits this last quarter.
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        • tranza
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          • Jun 2003
          • 57559

          #5
          SAUDI ARABIA, IRAQ, KUWAIT, LIBYA.

          All of those are in the list you showed. What didn't you get?
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          • tranza
            ICQ: 197-556-237
            • Jun 2003
            • 57559

            #6
            Supply and demand, if those countries stop producing the rest of the world will have to buy from countries like Canada, that's why the price will go up.
            I'm just a newbie.

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            • After Shock Media
              It's coming look busy
              • Mar 2001
              • 35299

              #7
              Something about Saudi Arabia and Iran having most of the oil reserves and it being a global market. So even though Canada may provide us with most of our crude, if other countries are willing to pay more when their suppliers raise prices, Canada would have to adjust as well.

              Though honestly I never really cared enough to know why. I try not to buy much gas anyways. On another note though I notice the same with assorted California products. Certain weather during certain times of the year that will effect next years crops will raise the price of the product currently on the market.

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              • LadyMischief
                Orgasms N Such!
                • Sep 2002
                • 18135

                #8
                Originally posted by tranza
                SAUDI ARABIA, IRAQ, KUWAIT, LIBYA.

                All of those are in the list you showed. What didn't you get?

                Ok, but take a look at the volume of what they're trading... If the US worked a little harder to improve relations to the north, we have WAYYYYY more than what you guys are gobbling up.. Wouldn't it simply be easier to cut out the unknown factor and work with a stable country/government for mutual profit? Oh wait, that bridge was already burned.. Canadians don't like GW

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                • StuartD
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                  • Jul 2002
                  • 29903

                  #9
                  Originally posted by tranza
                  Supply and demand
                  That would mean that the companies supplying our demand would be paying a higher price themselves (whehter it be in purchasing or producing) as their demand gets higher as well. Their profit margin should level out if their supply really was lower.

                  But it's not. They're just racking up more points in the profits column.
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                  • stickyfingerz
                    Doin fine
                    • Oct 2005
                    • 24984

                    #10
                    Originally posted by tranza
                    Supply and demand, if those countries stop producing the rest of the world will have to buy from countries like Canada, that's why the price will go up.
                    Enough with your ........ logic lol ;)

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                    • LadyMischief
                      Orgasms N Such!
                      • Sep 2002
                      • 18135

                      #11
                      Originally posted by tranza
                      Supply and demand, if those countries stop producing the rest of the world will have to buy from countries like Canada, that's why the price will go up.

                      Would the price really go up that much? It would be cheaper to ship it from Canada, they don't have to spend TRILLIONS on a stupid war to get it, and for what...?

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                      • LadyMischief
                        Orgasms N Such!
                        • Sep 2002
                        • 18135

                        #12
                        Originally posted by After Shock Media
                        Something about Saudi Arabia and Iran having most of the oil reserves and it being a global market. So even though Canada may provide us with most of our crude, if other countries are willing to pay more when their suppliers raise prices, Canada would have to adjust as well.

                        Though honestly I never really cared enough to know why. I try not to buy much gas anyways. On another note though I notice the same with assorted California products. Certain weather during certain times of the year that will effect next years crops will raise the price of the product currently on the market.

                        But in truth there is no real lack of supply, the real lack is in refineries. There is a lot of supply (currently) to meet demand.

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                        • LadyMischief
                          Orgasms N Such!
                          • Sep 2002
                          • 18135

                          #13
                          Originally posted by StuartD
                          That would mean that the companies supplying our demand would be paying a higher price themselves (whehter it be in purchasing or producing) as their demand gets higher as well. Their profit margin should level out if their supply really was lower.

                          But it's not. They're just racking up more points in the profits column.

                          Transportation costs would be MUCh lower too.. no trans-oceanic journeys.

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                          • After Shock Media
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                            • Mar 2001
                            • 35299

                            #14
                            Originally posted by LadyMischief
                            But in truth there is no real lack of supply, the real lack is in refineries. There is a lot of supply (currently) to meet demand.
                            I will not argue about our countries lack of refineries. Nor about added taxes and the like or being located in CA or one of the other states that need special gas, etc. Yet that was not really your initial question.

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                            • headless ghost
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                              • May 2005
                              • 893

                              #15
                              you just don't get the miles per gallon with that Canadien stuff.
                              just not worth the bother.

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