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How to Win a Game of Chicken
Energy / Trade

How to Win a Game of Chicken

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Daniel Reich

OPEC’s refusal to cut crude oil production is like a declaration of war on the United States’ energy industry. Amidst falling oil prices, policymakers have largely stayed out of the fray, leaving U.S. shale oil producers locked in a price war while the public enjoys lower gas prices. However, with the price of oil hovering … Continue reading →

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