Oil price partly contributes to our country’s inflation condition. Interestingly, when oil price hit 150 a barrel, pump price was hitting 4/gallon. Now when barrel price is coming down to less than 100. We don’t see any signficant drop at the pump price. What was the pump price before the barrel price hit 100 back then? I am sure the oil companies are fixing the price.
This is something that infuriates me each time it happens. When gas companies start paying more for oil, they jack the prices and the pump IMMEDIATELY, even before that “barrel” gets onshore!
But when prices drop, they keep those prices jacked up forever.
If gas was truly competitive, they wouldn’t be able to do that.
This is something that infuriates me each time it happens. When gas companies start paying more for oil, they jack the prices and the pump IMMEDIATELY, even before that “barrel” gets onshore!
But when prices drop, they keep those prices jacked up forever.
If gas was truly competitive, they wouldn’t be able to do that.
This is something that infuriates me each time it happens. When gas companies start paying more for oil, they jack the prices and the pump IMMEDIATELY, even before that “barrel” gets onshore!
But when prices drop, they keep those prices jacked up forever.
If gas was truly competitive, they wouldn’t be able to do that.
This is something that infuriates me each time it happens. When gas companies start paying more for oil, they jack the prices and the pump IMMEDIATELY, even before that “barrel” gets onshore!
But when prices drop, they keep those prices jacked up forever.
If gas was truly competitive, they wouldn’t be able to do that.
This is something that infuriates me each time it happens. When gas companies start paying more for oil, they jack the prices and the pump IMMEDIATELY, even before that “barrel” gets onshore!
But when prices drop, they keep those prices jacked up forever.
If gas was truly competitive, they wouldn’t be able to do that.
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