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Snipped: I'm sure oil will rise again, but in time to motivate serious financing?
The silver lining here is the big
three are selling more trucks &
SUV's. They will want more 'cafe
credits' & may even lobby for
the 'Auto Cycle' Bill......
There are so many things wrong on so many levels with the cited article that it is impossible to know where to begin. The author has absolutely no clue about supply & demand, cause & effect, the economics of diminishing returns, commodity pricing models, alternative energy technology, and on, and on. Her responses to some of the comments are almost laughable if they weren't so intent on misleading - implying humans should live in the warm parts of the world and farm with 100% free solar? Yeah, right...Here is some interesting analysis vs. the usual Peak Oil runaway price scenario.
There are so many things wrong on so many levels with the cited article that it is impossible to know where to begin. The author has absolutely no clue about supply & demand, cause & effect, the economics of diminishing returns, commodity pricing models, alternative energy technology, and on, and on. Her responses to some of the comments are almost laughable if they weren't so intent on misleading - implying humans should live in the warm parts of the world and farm with 100% free solar? Yeah, right...
What is disturbing for me is that my brother-in-law works for a company in the Detroit area and he told me a few days back that the company he works for broke ties with the Elio company.
Its a fact that cannot be disputed.
What is disturbing for me is that my brother-in-law works for a company in the Detroit area and he told me a few days back that the company he works for broke ties with the Elio company.
Its a fact that cannot be disputed.
"Counterintuitive" implies merit - I found absolutely none in what she posted, and even less that would encourage me to read more.I'd check her whole blog for context before assuming you interpreted that as it was meant. Tverberg is no economic novice or science denier, just someone who brings up some counterintuitive points about prices and human behavior. The price of oil is sensitive to demand in surprising ways. I'm not fully agreeing with her but if oil stays low for quite awhile, take a second look at her premise.
If it was Takata I'd say it was a good call on Elio's part.What is disturbing for me is that my brother-in-law works for a company in the Detroit area and he told me a few days back that the company he works for broke ties with the Elio company.
Its a fact that cannot be disputed.
I'm beginning to wonder if anyone will get an answer from Rob Liszi; the questions have been asked in a very civil manner but the post was only his 3rd entry since joining back in September 2014. Apparently not a very active account.What is disturbing for me is that my brother-in-law works for a company in the Detroit area and he told me a few days back that the company he works for broke ties with the Elio company.
Its a fact that cannot be disputed.