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Vol. 10, No. 34 Week of August 21, 2005
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Demand the oil price driver, not shortages

Oil spike this time around not expected to translate into the troubles of past oil shocks, driven by instability in Middle East

Martin Crutsinger

Associated Press Economics Writer

Ouch. Oil is hovering above $66 a barrel and the price of filling up your car is approaching $3 a gallon. While this year’s energy price surge looks a lot like the classic oil shocks of the past that sent the country tumbling into recession, this time a lucky combination of events should spell a di....

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