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By: | Aug 23, 2014 | Report Comment
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By: | Aug 12, 2014 | Report Comment
QkmvYL Great blog post.Much thanks again. Great.
By: | Aug 06, 2014 | Report Comment
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By: | Aug 05, 2014 | Report Comment
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By: | Jul 18, 2014 | Report Comment
RE: The first energy emgabro of the early 1970s was OPEC related. The late 1970s was from low production from Iraq/Iran. After that, there was problems with OPEC member cheating. The cheating is very difficult to support, but later when OPEC has calling for lowered production, prices have remained relatively low. Cheating is one explanation, but other explanations include increase efficiencies, alternative fuels, and behavioral changes that reduce demand (such as teens reducing cruising).Today there are two problems:1. Not many have been able to raise prices, no matter input costs.2. Efficiencies are much higher, so the total impact is lower.I estimate that on average fuel is 20% of the cost of vehicle ownership. There's the cost of capital (or opportunity cost), maintenance, insurance, depreciation, taxes, fees, tolls, and so on. This depends, in large part, on the number of miles traveled and the age of the car. The fuel percentage is generally lower for someone driving a brand new car, no matter the number of miles traveled. On the other hand, if someone is driving a 1989 Ford Ranger, the fuel expense is probably more than 20%, if the number of miles driven is high enough.The bigger problem, however, is a result from poor computation of costs. We all have seen the person who is upside down on a car (i.e. owe more than the vehicle is worth). They think they are getting ahead by driving that new car, but in the end, the cost was much more. Rate this comment: 0 0
By: | May 28, 2014 | Report Comment
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