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Today as the spike in the price of oil

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Just to move one person from one place to another.

The crude oil price is falling further.

Crude oil has been falling in price.

Monsanto makes a ton of money, and the small farmer gets squashed.

We resupplied Israel, and then you had all the OPEC countries that essentially stopped selling oil to the U.S. and a lot of other western nations.

There's gonna be less of it.

The price of real estate has been rising abnormally in Japan.

The Chinese government took measures to slow the rise of the price of houses.

They are looking at how they as communities can take steps right now to localize their economies.

And finally, American families also pay a price for oil.

As oil prices go up, energy patents go up.

You know what happens at that point?

We're coming out today from Trinidad and Tobago, a resource rich, small Caribbean country, and in the early 1970s we had a massive increase in the country's wealth, and that increase was caused by the increase in world oil prices.

One of the things that we've got to do is to stabilize oil prices.

The price of land in the center of the city is soaring.

The rise in prices is pressing our family budget.

look it's energy, not oil, which counts.

The oil is priced off the margin.

We just divide both sides by 0.75.

Gold prices are skyrocketing in the wake of financial instability.

So, I went online again and I looked at what an optimal sensor would look like.

The oil companies increased the price of gas again.

Last year's fuel prices hit us badly and for me it was a bit of a wake up call.

There is no free market for oil.

And there is an emerging case that maybe that was what happened last July when the oil prices were so high.

But then, these are inputs into a whole set of things.

It's the best price that someone's willing to give you for something.

It is a complement. WRlTING

And Deutsche Bank even said world oil use could peak around 2016.

Our price is considerably higher than the current market price.

This policy resulted in a great rise in prices.

The price of this car is very high.

Corn prices go higher because of a severe drought in this country, um, you know, where 41 of the country the world's supply of corn comes from.

So if I had one closing and modest suggestion,

The prices of Japanese automobiles are still comparatively high.

Then there's an important military role.

An 80 cent gallon means, if the entire Pacific would convert to crude oil, and we'd let any oil company bring it out and refine it, they still can't compete with two cents a mile.

Prices have jumped.

But he's come so far! Very, very charming!

Thanks very much.

So let's look at possible theories.

So this is a good way to think about it.