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The Real Oil Extraction Limit, and How It Affects the Downslope
There is a lot of confusion about which limit we are reaching with respect to oil supply. There seems to be a huge amount of “reserves,” and oil production seems to be increasing right now, so people can’t imagine that … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications
Tagged collapse, economic models, Former Soviet Union, North Korea, oil investment, oil prices, Ukraine
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