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Originally Posted by GGG
What conclusion do you draw from the chart and one key days of taxation policy changes that you feel we’re not passed onto to the consumers and how do the taxation policies in other provinces affect the average. I think you are showing the December average price which to my knowledge there were no major tax policy changes.
So it appear Alberta had lower gas prices for longer than the national average but ended the year and started the month in a similar spot. You can just start to see the increase in gap due to the Jan 1 23 policy change. I don’t see a failure to pass savings along by this graph. What to you see it as evidence of?
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Maybe I’m missing something obvious but my first take was the policy change doesn’t take effect until January 1st so the little spike a few days at the end of December is not normal market driven influences.