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... reduce its oil import dependence . Second , the United States presently faces several very real energy policy questions requiring serious and sustained public attention : How can we reduce our still - growing dependence on insecure and ...
... reduce its oil import dependence . Second , the United States presently faces several very real energy policy questions requiring serious and sustained public attention : How can we reduce our still - growing dependence on insecure and ...
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... reduce the variability of operating rates is sought in the marketing operation of some integrated firms . In the highly competitive and volatile gasoline market firms ... reduce operating costs and reduce the 148 o The Future of American Oil.
... reduce the variability of operating rates is sought in the marketing operation of some integrated firms . In the highly competitive and volatile gasoline market firms ... reduce operating costs and reduce the 148 o The Future of American Oil.
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... reduce the variability of operating costs , thereby making profits less erratic and lowering investor risk . With ... reducing aspect of vertical integration has the following empirical implications : ( 1 ) output rates of integrated ...
... reduce the variability of operating costs , thereby making profits less erratic and lowering investor risk . With ... reducing aspect of vertical integration has the following empirical implications : ( 1 ) output rates of integrated ...
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LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF DISMEMBERMENT | 1 |
THE ENERGY CRISIS AND THE OIL INDUSTRY | 27 |
THE EFFECT OF PETROLEUM DIVESTITURE ON PRICE | 39 |
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