I managed to find somebody yesterday who is optimistic about the US economy! . He owns a print shop and has a masters degree in economic studies. His viewpoint did make sense. He forecasted that the devaluation of the dollar is a blessing which will lead to more exporting from the US being possible and that this will lead in the next year or two to a new boom in manufacturing in the USA. I hope he is right. I am not so sure. But it was at least good to meet someone who has an optimistic viewpoint about the American economy and where it is headed. And this kind of viewpoint really applies to other things too including the price of gas.
There is a particularly great advantage of the high price of oil which should be a cause of celebration amongst the environmental organizations: it is giving many people reason to look into other fuel sources, this is so much the case that the high price may open the door, finally for a major wave of alternative energy projects that will, consequently, lead to a greater share of the market and perhaps the mainstreaming of alternative energy. This would be a great thing.
In the current scene the high price of energy is having some pretty bad effects -- but if a shift to renewable energy sources results, this silver lining could be an epic and historic shift.
The longer fuel prices remain at prices most people consider unacceptable, the greater the potential consumer drift. A 10% rise in gasoline prices lowers consumption by just roughly half a percent in the short term, but it lowers demand more significantly over a the long haul
As folks make major spending decisions, such as where they want to reside and what type of car they want, they are beginning to consider in the cost of fuel. Some are choosing smaller cars or are moving closer to their jobs to cut down on drive time.
The recent concern has delayed or slowed many new subdivisons, high gas prices have lowered consumption and restrained purchasing of gas-guzzlers, and high construction costs are restraining new coal and gas plants.
At the same time, economic incentives are creating a frenzy of new renewable energy construction.
But the most amazing factor is that all that is going on while the real remedy for to reducing of fuel consumption and helping the environment through cleaner emissions is RIGHT HERE AT
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What is the relationship between the increasing price of gas at the pump and inflation?
The price of oil is contingent upon perceived supply and demand and that is not a matter of inflation at all.
Since fuel is in literally everything, there is no escape. . Pills to plastics, most of everything in your present environment has oil has a key ingredient. Here is something that will make the point abundantly clear. Take a stroll around the house and note how many things have some kind of plastic in their makeup. Right, those things all have petroleum in them! It is like a funny old scene from a very odd flick from the 1970s called Kentucky Fried Movie which was a lot like SNL on steroids and in that short bit from the film a narrator is telling a housewife what her life would be like without zinc oxide and everything falls apart and goes to hell! That is the same thing with petroleum
Ok, we confronted that fact, now let's confront this one.
It's time to stop pretending. Deflation is here and it is now. Anyone who sees stagflation or inflation out of what's happening now is missing the boat. An explanation of deflation? The money still buys what it did before but consumers have less cash. The average citizen suffers in such times because while their income drops the costs they have to pay for things stays the same. Even the Federal Reserve, with their whole illegal bag of tricks can't pull the economy out of a deflation because many of their tools in their arsenal are ineffective except in times of inflation. Deflation enters into a fast downward spin when companies stop or slow their investments and consumers stop spending.
A Weak Dollar Is Masking Deflation!
Right now what we have is deflation with a weak dollar. That weak dollar, in conjunction with peak oil, has caught nearly everyone off guard to the point they are screaming about oil prices and bond bubbles, while missing the far more important deflationary forces of foreclosures, bankruptcies, and massive writedowns in credit.
How can one stay afloat while the ship that they are on is sinking? Well we have to take one issue at a time and the easiest one to solve is the increase in gas prices.
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