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Q: What percent of the worlds oil production is produced by OPEC?
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What percentage of the worlds oil reserves are controlled by OPEC countries?

The 12 OPEC contries control 79% of the worlds crude reserves and 44% of the worlds crude oil production.


What organization's goal is to control the worlds production and price of oil?

OPEC is the organization that controls the world's production and price of oil. The members of OPEC come from twelve oil producing states.


What percentage of the world's oil supply is produced by OPEC?

40 percent


What type of government controls the OPEC?

OPEC controls most of the worlds oil source.


Why is the OPEC less powerfull now?

Opec controls significantly less of the worlds oil supply than it used to. As many countries that have discovered oil have not joined OPEC.


What has OPEC done to limit the effect of nonmember production on its pricing decision?

what has OPEC done to limit the effect of non member production on its pricing decisions?


Is Sudan an OPEC member?

No. Yemen is not a member due to its low oil production and proven reserves.


Which is a main goal of opec?

To control the production of oil— Apex :)


What country in Asia has the worlds second largest oil reserve?

The answer to this question can vary, actually. The number one exporter, Saudia Arabia, and the number two, Russia, have been to known to swap places now and then depending on OPEC limits. Russia is not a member of OPEC and does not adhere to to its limits on export and production.


What happened to the price of oil when opec decided to limit production?

It increased.


When the price of oil drops this usually that OPEC has?

increased production.increased production.


What countries have an economy based largely on the production and sale of energy?

The OPEC countries, and other non-OPEC oil exporters (such as Russia).