If your country's well-being depended on a healthy market for oil,
wouldn't you want a price that reflected the risk your market is taking
when every one of your customers are trying to replace it?
As alternative energy becomes more and more likely, will we see the
producers of that oil demand a higher and higher price until the
inevitable happens? With human nature being what it is, could they
just produce less and less keeping the price high or higher until one
day the market disappears. After all, if you only have x dollars that
will be spent on oil over the next 20 years, the less you produce, the
greater your profit.
Patrick
Author of "Buckets of Food for Pennies"
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