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Originally Posted by Azure
Low prices probably led to lots of people filling their tank sooner than expected and it caused supply issues. Price goes up to as a result.
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Fundamentally that makes sense, however, other developed countries around the world might see a price change of 3-4 cents/L over the entire year despite major fluctuations in price per barrel. I'm not convinced every driver in the country ran to the pumps on one day when we all know prices jump nonstop in our boarders.
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Last edited by Hot_Flatus; 11-17-2014 at 04:26 AM.
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