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When Oil Falls, Who Wins?
It seems like yesterday that oil prices were going up—pushing the price of gasoline along with them. Oh, how times have changed. One oil analyst says we’re seeing an “epic” transformation—bigger than anything in a generation.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIt seems like yesterday that oil prices were going up—pushing the price of gasoline along with them. Oh, how times have changed. One oil analyst says we’re seeing an “epic” transformation—bigger than anything in a generation.
Oil now costs less than 70 dollars a barrel on the world market, and it’s expected to go even lower. That’s great for America’s consumer economy, but it’s big trouble for countries that depend on oil exports. We’ll look at the consequences, both good and bad—for international stability and the environment.
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The full episode
2 of 3Declining Oil Prices Makes for Winners… and Losers- 1:49Jobs Report Points to a Healthy, Robust US Economy
- 8:52When Oil Falls, Who Wins?You’re reading this
- 43:12NASA’s Orion Nails Its Test Flight