“Now, the producers are experiencing a reverse oil shock,” Mr. Yergin said. “As revenue went up, government spending went up and expectations of a continuing windfall led to greater and greater ambitions. Now they are finding how integrated they are into this globalized world.”
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Reverse Oil Shock
Russia, Iran, and Venezuela are having trouble adjusting to cheap oil. This article is from today's NY Times.
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