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Gas Prices in US fredg 04/19/06
    Hi,
    Gas at one service station in Brooklyn, NY, went to $4.50 per gallon today, Wed.
    Do you agree with these:
    1. Iran will continue increasing it's oil prices.
    2. Since the United States only uses 25% of the World oil, the United States has to "bite the bullet", watch gas prices go higher, and can't do anything about it.
    3. The only time the United States will seriously start converting vehicles to non-oil use, will be when oil reaches at least $100 per barrel, causing gas prices at the pump to go to probably $8.00 a gal; with American Citizens being in a complete uproar. Now, citizens just complain, taking no action of any kind.

    fredg

      Clarification/Follow-up by tomder55 on 04/20/06 2:31 pm:
      Fred ;don't believe the braying of pols. like Chuck Shumer . Back when the price of crude was $ 37.5 /barrel ,the average price was $1.85 /gal at the pump . Today the cost per barrel has doubled in the world market but the price would be $3.70/gal if the price at the pump had proportially increased. How can it be arged then that they are taking excess profits ?

      Clarification/Follow-up by Erewhon on 04/20/06 9:30 pm:

      You son;t have to worry about gas prices. Bush says he knows about it and he is 'concerned,' and 'watching it.'

      All is well. Whatever happened to his promise to release some reserves to maintain reasonable prices?

      Do you recall him saying that?



      As to excess profits, check out the oil companies reports and then see who's creaming.

      Clarification/Follow-up by tomder55 on 04/21/06 1:59 pm:
      Bush was wise to top off the reserve when the price/barrel was low ,but I am totally opposed to releasing oil from the strategic reserve for the purpose of price stabilization . That is not it's intended use. It is there to mitigate a supply disruption .

 
Summary of Answers Received Answered On Answered By Average Rating
1. I think the same'll happen in America as it has here in t...
04/19/06 chriswoodsExcellent or Above Average Answer
2. There are many ways to overcome our dependance on foreign fu...
04/19/06 drgadeExcellent or Above Average Answer
3. Hello Fred: >>>Do you agree with these:<<< 1. Iran will c...
04/19/06 exconExcellent or Above Average Answer
4. ŕ. Iran will continue increasing it's oil prices....
04/19/06 BeelzeBUSHExcellent or Above Average Answer
5. well isn't it time you started to pay prices which are so...
04/19/06 MathatmacoatExcellent or Above Average Answer
6. now thats not bad, it's $1.40AU a litre just down the roa...
04/19/06 paracleteExcellent or Above Average Answer
7. Fred ;I do not think $100/barrrel will have the effect .It m...
04/20/06 tomder55Excellent or Above Average Answer
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