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Who knows. |
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Gas prices are so unpredictable. It sucks, and the only time it goes down is during summer and
before election. |
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Well obviously it is a coincidence. What else could it be? |
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It's only partially a coincidence, because while the elections have not caused gas prices to
go down, they have allowed them to go down. Let me explain:
Gas prices were high in the first place because the government was secretly keeping them that way to
promote private development of alternative fuals. Now the government and all their lobbyists are
focusing on the election, allowing the gas prices to go down.
So the election isn't the reason gas prices went down, but they wouldn't have gone down without it.
Therefore it is partially a coincidence and partially not. |
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No, it is because America has become less fuel dependent within the last year. 5 Percent or more, to
give an estimate. And for America, that is amazing.
A surplus in supply and a lowering in demand, along with the regular price of gas in the first
place, it dropped a significant amount in price, easily.
With an increase in Crude And Oil Supply, the amount of barrels rising I mean, caused the
surplus.
NOW as for the increase in barrels, I don't know. It might have something to do with what you talk
about.
But not the price of gas. |
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16 Oct 2008 14:36
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