The prices of petroleum have been steadily rising due to its faster usage than its development or its reproduction.
It can be stopped by using it at a very precised or slow rate.
The coal miners or the other people who are taking out the petroleum are digging it so deep that its rate at which we can find it has decreased a lot.
We should use petroleum slower and slower as much as possible so that we can save some for our future generations also.
Government should do something for the needy people so that they can even use it.
By Mili
To regulate petroleum prices around the world.
Oil prices increased
For the same reason that gas prices are high in Hawaii: neither state has any oil refineries, so all petroleum products including gasoline must be imported from places that do and this must be done via ships, not pipelines or trucks (both of which would be cheaper).
What many may think is high prices may actually be surpressed prices or prices which could steadily rise in the near or current future such as the prices of corn, or cotton which are currently up. History repeats itself.
oil prices increased
Paul Horsnell has written: 'Oil Market & Prices' 'Oil markets and prices' -- subject(s): Prices, Petroleum, Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products
Issa Aremu has written: 'The crises of pricing petroleum products in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Government policy, Labor unions, Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products, Political activity, Prices
OPEC is the organization of petroleum exporting countries. OPEC rolls out regulations to control the prices of petroleum products in fair markets by determining production of oil in various locations.
OPEC is the organization of petroleum exporting countries. OPEC rolls out regulations to control the prices of petroleum products in fair markets by determining production of oil in various locations.
A. N. R. Schwartz has written: 'The effects of the rise in oil prices on the economy of industrialized countries' -- subject(s): Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products, Prices
Abdelkader Hammouche has written: 'L' autre OPEP' -- subject(s): Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products, Prices
Ian Seymour has written: 'OPEC, instrument of change' -- subject(s): Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products, Prices
Claude Clemenz has written: 'Projections of surplus oil revenues' -- subject(s): Prices, Petroleum industry and trade, Finance, Petroleum products
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Jay Bhutani has written: 'One price for all seasons' -- subject(s): Prices, Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products, Seasonal variations
Claude Alain Dulex has written: 'Preisgestaltung in der US-Petroleumindustrie' -- subject(s): Energy policy, Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum law and legislation, Petroleum products, Prices
Stephen Everhart has written: 'Management of oil windfalls in Mexico' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Petroleum industry and trade, Hedging (Finance), Options (Finance), Petroleum industry and trade, Petroleum products, Prices