Gas Prices: Beyond Supply and Demand

Tyson Slocum, director of Public Citizen's Energy Program, explains the cost of gasoline from oil well to pump; exposes how Wall Street artificially drives up gas prices; identifies the ways American consumers can fight back against Big Oil and financial speculators; and answers activists questions about the pressing issues related to our dependency on oil.

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[Ultramarpdfsarg1]

the prices are going up because gas oil companies because non-forprofit groups such as the keshe foundation have tech that can remove our relience on them

[TheAndrey]

Prices are driven up mainly due to the dollar inflation. As far as speculators go, keep in mind that they bet on both price increases and decreases which results in zero net effect on the prices.

[neo00779]

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