Home » Posts tagged 'gasoline price' (Page 2)

Tag Archives: gasoline price

Olduvai
Click on image to purchase

Content

Olduvai III: Catacylsm
Click on image to purchase

Post categories

Post Archives by Category

Who’s To Blame For High Gasoline Prices?

May 25, 2018

Who’s To Blame For High Gasoline Prices? As retail gasoline prices rise to $3 per gallon across the United States, gas prices are a hot political topic in Washington once again, with the Democrats hoping to slam Donald Trump for causing pain at the pump and Republicans trying to shift blame back on their opponents. […]

Continue Reading →

Why Lower Gasoline Prices Are Not Stimulating Economy

January 27, 2016

Why Lower Gasoline Prices Are Not Stimulating Economy Fed officials and financial news reporters are collectively wondering why the economy seems to be slowing down, even though lower oil and gasoline prices ought to be a stimulative factor.  If consumers are spending less of their money on gasoline, then they ought to have more to […]

Continue Reading →

How Tories Dumped Your Interests at the Pump

October 6, 2015

How Tories Dumped Your Interests at the Pump Oil is cheaper by half. So why don’t feds try and deliver savings to drivers? Oil prices have plunged by 50 per cent since last year, but you would never know that looking at what people are paying at the pump. What gives? Don’t ask the Conservatives. […]

Continue Reading →

Oil prices are down, gasoline prices are not. What gives?

July 24, 2015

Oil prices are down, gasoline prices are not. What gives? It’s a good summer to be selling gasoline, not a great one to be buying it In mid-February, the price of oil hovered around $50 US a barrel, and a litre of gasoline cost, on average, $1.01 Cdn. This week, the price of oil is hovering around […]

Continue Reading →

The Confessions Begin: Goldman, BofA Warn Crude Crash Will Have Negative Impact On GDP, Earnings

January 13, 2015

The Confessions Begin: Goldman, BofA Warn Crude Crash Will Have Negative Impact On GDP, Earnings The plunge in oil prices is unambiguously good for the US economy – Virtually every “pundit” with a business suit, who collected a $200 CNBC appearance in the past 3 months A week ago we showed that, using Gallup polling data, […]

Continue Reading →

The Gasoline Price Myth

January 3, 2015

The Gasoline Price Myth. “If you repeat a falsehood long enough, it will eventually be accepted as fact.” In the financial markets and economics it is a common occurrence that the media and commentators will latch on to a statement that supports a cognitive bias and then repeat that statement until it is a universally […]

Continue Reading →

What Low Oil Prices Mean For The U.S. Economy

November 25, 2014

What Low Oil Prices Mean For The U.S. Economy. For the last 4 years, the national average retail price of gasoline in the United States stayed within a range of $3.25-$4.00 a gallon. But that all changed this fall, with U.S. consumers now paying an average price of $2.82. This usually is the time of year […]

Continue Reading →

Post navigation

Newer posts →

Olduvai IV: Courage
Click on image to read excerpts

Olduvai II: Exodus
Click on image to purchase

Click on image to purchase @ FriesenPress