it depends on the size of a certain deal...lets say a broker is involved in a 1000,000 million bbls of crude oil deal and say he gets paid a dollar..so it sums up to $1000000.anyways its not as easy as it looks
An oil broker typically receives their fee from the party that they represent in a transaction, which can be either the buyer or the seller of the oil. The fee structure may vary based on the agreement between the broker and their client, and it can be a flat rate or a percentage of the transaction value. In some cases, the fee might be split between both parties involved in the deal.
500,000 plus a year
30k-500k
We'll accept payment in oil!
We'll accept payment in oil!
Oil
Oil.
Many people to Saudi Arabia to earn money, because the country has huge deposits of oil.
I'm a Chief Engineer for an Oil and Gas Company and I make between $589,000-$789,000
One example: July 2008 - $325/day (Gulf of Mexico, Texas)
Russians earn money buy exporting things that they produce like oil, coal, precious metals, grain,vegetables and fruits.
Shias earn money like others. Iran main income is from exporting Oil and petrochemical products. the business of people are like other countries.
Exxon oil is actually the large oil broker in Anchorage, Alaska with over 30 refineries.
Lots. and lots.
It isn't Scotland's oil. It belongs to all of the United Kingdom.
Nigerians make money by working at plants, companies and more like we do
It is hard for these countries to earn money in other ways.