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Beginning of the End? Oil Companies Cut Back on Spending Posted on February 25, 2014 Steve Kopits recently gave a presentation explaining our current predicament: the cost of oil extraction has been rising rapidly (10.9% per year) but oil prices have been flat. Major oil companies are finding their profits squeezed, and have recently announced plans to sell off …
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