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  by Richard Saare

  Created on: May 24, 2008   Last Updated: December 14, 2008

  Here it is a few months later and prices fuel prices are plumeting. This deal with the exploration in

• 2 of 14

  by E. Manning

  Created on: July 31, 2008

  Perhaps at no time in recent history has more emotion and contention erupted over the demand for gasoline

• 3 of 14

  by Tom Sutcliff

  Created on: July 30, 2008   Last Updated: August 29, 2011

  High fuel prices unnecessary and can be easily brought down by increasing the supply. This is basic

• 4 of 14

  by Willda Bresett III

  Created on: April 17, 2009   Last Updated: April 24, 2009

  It seems like a simple enough question. The simple answer, of course is no. The simple solution to out

• 5 of 14

  by Josiah King

  Created on: June 10, 2008

  Necessary...what an interesting word in relation to the prices we pay.

  Is it necessary to charge a price

• 6 of 14

  by Asylem

  Created on: January 10, 2011

  High fuel pricesare NOT necessary! The fuel that we use in this and most other countries starts as crude

• 7 of 14

  by Patrick Sills

  Created on: June 18, 2010

  The kids are out of school and the summer season is upon us. Like clockwork, prices at the pump are

• 8 of 14

  by Mona Gallagher

  Created on: June 29, 2008

  High fuel prices are not "necessary" and yet fuel prices continue to climb. Some economists predict

• 9 of 14

  by Joshua Pantalleresco

  Created on: February 18, 2009

  Oil prices should be subject to the dollars paid for by the consumer, just like every other commodity.

• 10 of 14

  by Kent Kruse

  Created on: August 24, 2008

  Of course it is not necessary. The only reason there is high fuel prices is because it puts all of us

• 11 of 14

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: July 30, 2008

  Oh, sure. High fuel prices are absolutely necessary if you're a fat-cat Exxon oil executive who needs

• 12 of 14

  by Mark Luedtke

  Created on: August 09, 2008

  Government interference cripples energy development and creates high prices.

  Momentarily setting aside

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  by Costas Chryanthou

  Created on: July 27, 2008

  Every nation is dependant on fuel and as a result the price paid for the fuel is relatively price inelastic.

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  by iiivix

  Created on: April 27, 2008

  High octane addictions are driving our economy to destruction. Our dependence on crude is insatiable.