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Does anyone understand the global economy?

Iraq War of 1990. Saddam lights burning oil wells. Kuwait and Saudi production to compensate. 2002, India and China will become net oil importers. The maximum oil production. In the case of a loss of control of oil Today, oil production can not be dubble elsewhere to compensate. This means that the global recession in all countries. It means gasoline at the pump rises to $ 20 per liter. It means that nobody can get to work anywhere if they rely on a vehicle. This means gas stations out of business. It means that shippers, airlines, insurance companies, refineries and the corporation are KY jelly on the street and everybody is looting. Do you feel better, or not proactive and stop the problem before it starts the sound better? Why do not people understand this?

Because it could cause panic. Everything you said it was technically correct, but I read about an important – price. The UN hand yet seen at work in markets. Yes, there will be shortages and is offset by the price. There will be no interruption. It's really interesting to me that the U.S. still has a lot of domestic oil (not very clean burning oil). As competition picks up from here, I think the two countries you mentioned have a very difficult time dealing with the scarce resources. Personally, I think there will be social and political instability as a result. I mean how long can really expect that a man hungry for leadership cult "Big" as everyone is starving for lack of food and fresh water. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Leader see an investment from outside the relocation of production and reduced world trade. As each country spends most of his staff to stand in the internal finite resources they possess. There will be a fun time at the bunk house in the next century cowboy.

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