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Originally Posted by Mean Mr. Mustard
http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/...nue/index.html
Look at the numbers since the mid 2000s, they have decreased significantly, most notably in the non-renewables due to the decline in natural gas prices and the associated revenues. People still want more services and at a higher quality though, thus requiring different sources of revenue... Thus a revenue problem
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Did you even look at the graph that you linked to? It shows increasing revenue. It is usually convention that when trying to prove your point, you don't link to data that directly contradicts what your trying to prove.
The chart shows a 40% increase in Revenue from 2000, and an average year over year increase in Revenue of 3%.