This is a collection of hyperlinks to current news articles that deal with economic concepts (labeled) for my current and former students. The opinions and conclusions are expressly those of the authors, not necessarily mine. I have not commented on these articles because I want my students to have a chance to do so in their homework assignments. I always enjoy hearing what they have to say when they have thought through and provided evidence for their arguments.
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Showing posts with label shale oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shale oil. Show all posts
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OPEC oil production drops in March, but U.S. shale output surges
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/opec-oil-production-drops-in-march-but-us-shale-output-surges-2017-04-12
Some OPEC officials have also expressed concerns over the commitment of Russia—the biggest non-OPEC participant in the production cuts—to pursue the effort. . . But the OPEC report said Russia only carried cuts of 130,000 barrels a day in March—compared with a pledged 300,000 barrels a day
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