1 posted on
04/30/2015 12:06:48 PM PDT by
Opintel
To: Opintel
high prices, low prices.... doom & gloom either way
2 posted on
04/30/2015 12:09:30 PM PDT by
GeronL
(Clearly Cruz 2016)
To: Opintel
But oil prices have rebounded from $45 to $60!
So no more financial debt crisis?
3 posted on
04/30/2015 12:12:09 PM PDT by
entropy12
(Prediction: Walker will win Iowa primary, NH is wide open, SC looking good for Cruz)
To: Opintel
It is known that cheap energy correlates positively with economic growth, industrial activity, and standard of living. So if cheap energy is bad for ‘the financial system’, then clearly ‘the financial system’ is the enemy of economic growth, industrial activity, and a high standard of living.
4 posted on
04/30/2015 12:12:39 PM PDT by
SpaceBar
To: Opintel
Ironically, however, the incentive to continue to produce as much as possible could merely exacerbate the period of depressed oil prices.Of course. As long as it costs less to produce than the market is paying, they are making money.
5 posted on
04/30/2015 12:14:12 PM PDT by
Blood of Tyrants
(True followers of Christ emulate Christ. True followers of Mohammed emulate Mohammed.)
To: Opintel
Stabilizes MY pocketbook, I know that much.
6 posted on
04/30/2015 12:16:32 PM PDT by
Fido969
To: Opintel
Does destabilizing the system mean that the average citizen can again afford to buy things at lower prices?
8 posted on
04/30/2015 12:24:42 PM PDT by
Veto!
(Opinions freely dispensed as advice)
To: Opintel
12 posted on
04/30/2015 2:01:39 PM PDT by
TBP
(Obama lies, Granny dies.)
To: Opintel
Low oil prices has contributed greatly to the stabilization of my own personal Financial System.
13 posted on
04/30/2015 5:19:44 PM PDT by
RobinOfKingston
(Just what is the difference between a "centrist democrat" and a "moderate republican?")
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