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October 10, 2008 at 10:07 AM #285437October 10, 2008 at 10:17 AM #285099rydazzleParticipant
[quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
October 10, 2008 at 10:17 AM #285389rydazzleParticipant[quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
October 10, 2008 at 10:17 AM #285411rydazzleParticipant[quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
October 10, 2008 at 10:17 AM #285433rydazzleParticipant[quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
October 10, 2008 at 10:17 AM #285442rydazzleParticipant[quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
October 10, 2008 at 10:20 AM #285104ArrayaParticipant[quote=rydazzle][quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
[/quote]Ok lets take off the dunce cap. Most oil experts put elasticity at around 10-20%. Now for extra credit tell me how much the supply/demand balance has to change to get a 45% drop. For extra extra credit tell me how much the balance has shifted over the past 6 months.
October 10, 2008 at 10:20 AM #285394ArrayaParticipant[quote=rydazzle][quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
[/quote]Ok lets take off the dunce cap. Most oil experts put elasticity at around 10-20%. Now for extra credit tell me how much the supply/demand balance has to change to get a 45% drop. For extra extra credit tell me how much the balance has shifted over the past 6 months.
October 10, 2008 at 10:20 AM #285416ArrayaParticipant[quote=rydazzle][quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
[/quote]Ok lets take off the dunce cap. Most oil experts put elasticity at around 10-20%. Now for extra credit tell me how much the supply/demand balance has to change to get a 45% drop. For extra extra credit tell me how much the balance has shifted over the past 6 months.
October 10, 2008 at 10:20 AM #285438ArrayaParticipant[quote=rydazzle][quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
[/quote]Ok lets take off the dunce cap. Most oil experts put elasticity at around 10-20%. Now for extra credit tell me how much the supply/demand balance has to change to get a 45% drop. For extra extra credit tell me how much the balance has shifted over the past 6 months.
October 10, 2008 at 10:20 AM #285447ArrayaParticipant[quote=rydazzle][quote=DWCAP]I just wanna say that 2 months does not a bubble pop make.[/quote]
You are right, 2 months doesnt a bubble pop make, but a 45% drop in price does.
[/quote]Ok lets take off the dunce cap. Most oil experts put elasticity at around 10-20%. Now for extra credit tell me how much the supply/demand balance has to change to get a 45% drop. For extra extra credit tell me how much the balance has shifted over the past 6 months.
October 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #285254CascaParticipant[quote=arraya]http://postcarbon.org/end_growth
The worldwide financial crisis, and the decline in available energy, mean that we may also have seen the final year of aggregate world economic growth.
This is a breathtaking statement. I found myself uttering it yesterday at a strategy meeting of some environmental and economic justice organizations organized by the International Forum on Globalization
Growth is dead. Let’s make the most of it. A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.
[/quote]I’m sure that a lot of money was spent on your education. I’m not sure that you got value for it.
October 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #285545CascaParticipant[quote=arraya]http://postcarbon.org/end_growth
The worldwide financial crisis, and the decline in available energy, mean that we may also have seen the final year of aggregate world economic growth.
This is a breathtaking statement. I found myself uttering it yesterday at a strategy meeting of some environmental and economic justice organizations organized by the International Forum on Globalization
Growth is dead. Let’s make the most of it. A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.
[/quote]I’m sure that a lot of money was spent on your education. I’m not sure that you got value for it.
October 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #285566CascaParticipant[quote=arraya]http://postcarbon.org/end_growth
The worldwide financial crisis, and the decline in available energy, mean that we may also have seen the final year of aggregate world economic growth.
This is a breathtaking statement. I found myself uttering it yesterday at a strategy meeting of some environmental and economic justice organizations organized by the International Forum on Globalization
Growth is dead. Let’s make the most of it. A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.
[/quote]I’m sure that a lot of money was spent on your education. I’m not sure that you got value for it.
October 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #285588CascaParticipant[quote=arraya]http://postcarbon.org/end_growth
The worldwide financial crisis, and the decline in available energy, mean that we may also have seen the final year of aggregate world economic growth.
This is a breathtaking statement. I found myself uttering it yesterday at a strategy meeting of some environmental and economic justice organizations organized by the International Forum on Globalization
Growth is dead. Let’s make the most of it. A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.
[/quote]I’m sure that a lot of money was spent on your education. I’m not sure that you got value for it.
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