Riding Down the Curve: How Cities Can Survive the Energy Crisis

Barring some major disruption to the oil supply, prices will probably fall over the next three weeks as the summer “driving season” winds down and demand for gasoline eases temporarily. However, even as the cyclical aggravator fades, the underlying supply constraint will come back to haunt prices every time either demand cycles up toward the production limit or an unexpected event disrupts even a small percentage of total production.

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