azimuth
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they will cut supply and ratchet down drilling operations. this article explains it far better than myself
http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/economics/the-slump-in-oil-prices-is-a-bad-sign-37807.aspx
exxon paid almost 10 billion $ in taxes in the first 3 months of 2008. 1/2 their profit. how does a company that large invest in itself to either, find more oil, or invest in alternative energy. they also employ 10's of thousands of people. a 1.00 per hour raise across the board is an obscene amount of money. not that they shouldn't get it, but the company needs to expand to keep up. how much do people figure, that building and adding employees, to a new oil rig costs? just expanding, will eat another 1/2 of the profit......before taxes. those evil bastards. we should raise taxes on them, so they go out of business 10 years before we even have a chance to harness alternative energy. then we'll pay 30$ a gallon, to make up for our whining today.
http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/economics/the-slump-in-oil-prices-is-a-bad-sign-37807.aspx
exxon paid almost 10 billion $ in taxes in the first 3 months of 2008. 1/2 their profit. how does a company that large invest in itself to either, find more oil, or invest in alternative energy. they also employ 10's of thousands of people. a 1.00 per hour raise across the board is an obscene amount of money. not that they shouldn't get it, but the company needs to expand to keep up. how much do people figure, that building and adding employees, to a new oil rig costs? just expanding, will eat another 1/2 of the profit......before taxes. those evil bastards. we should raise taxes on them, so they go out of business 10 years before we even have a chance to harness alternative energy. then we'll pay 30$ a gallon, to make up for our whining today.
