On my way to work every day I pass a sign from a gas station abandoned in the great recession. The station went out of business in 2008. The sign says that regular gas is $3.29.
Using this benchmark, what should regular gas cost today? It seems the formula is: 2008 price x 1.34, or $4.41.
Concretionist about 2 years ago
The Feds are proposing to offer new leases, but with higher royalties than before.
William Bednar Premium Member about 2 years ago
Yeah. The Oil drillers need to “rape the land” but leave the Gas prices as is to increase their investor returns.
charliekane about 2 years ago
On my way to work every day I pass a sign from a gas station abandoned in the great recession. The station went out of business in 2008. The sign says that regular gas is $3.29.
Using this benchmark, what should regular gas cost today? It seems the formula is: 2008 price x 1.34, or $4.41.
Right now I’m paying $3.61 where I live.