IEA to Study Oil Supply
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Tags: cartels, free market economics, international finance, organization theory
Tags: cartels, free market economics, international finance, organization theory
IEA to Study Oil Supply
The International Energy Agency of the OECD announced it will be evaluating OPEC's asessement of adequately supplied oil markets.
It is the first step toward an organized OPEC conterpart.
While the IEA says its study will be an independent report, the data will be filtered from OPEC sources. The report itself will lack the credibility of determining market fundamentals, it is nevertheless the predicted step to demonstrating the retributive threshold on a sub-optimal investment in supply by non-market, politically consolidated entities.
The organized challenge to OPEC alone will be a political incentive to begin strengthening the dollar with optioning the forex trages for sale. That is happening some today. Profits from the trage will be used to finance more supply by reducing the cost per barrel along with a demand destruction. It will not be a cure, but it is a political step that shows OPEC is well aware that the market is ultimately a free one and allowing the retributive value to overaccumulate will diminish its margin (the law of declining profits).
Underlying all the political illusioning is the reality of free market fundamentals. Whether the IEA or a hypothetical Organization of Petroleum Improting Countries (OPIC?) will actuate it, the realization of nature's inevitable fundamental reconciliation is independent of how we organize it or perceive it.
The retributive value will be paid one way or another. The market fundamentals will be realized.
Insisting on an organized pluralist model of power will allow the retributive value be peacefully and prosperously expressed through a mechanism that is a complimemtary fit to the underlying fundaments and not an illusory abstraction that conflicts with it and creates the opportunity for misfeasance if not malfeasance.
The IEA report will lead to an OPIC kind of organization that extracts payment of the retributive value in the form of alternative investments that are the fundament of the free market in expression. The fear being bruited about that the dollar is worthless is just to minimize the probability that the lack of OPEC investment on the supply side, and that includes alternative fuels and usages, will be monetized by the 30 nations that are the OECD. OPEC will be seriously challenged, being a slave to forever chasing a forex trage to keep its margin.
Yes, it is ultimately, one way or another, a free market.
Let freedom reign!
To help us move forward, vote the Democratic nominee in the Fall!
Very best wishes.
tags
free market economics,cartels,international finance,organization theory
The International Energy Agency of the OECD announced it will be evaluating OPEC's asessement of adequately supplied oil markets.
It is the first step toward an organized OPEC conterpart.
While the IEA says its study will be an independent report, the data will be filtered from OPEC sources. The report itself will lack the credibility of determining market fundamentals, it is nevertheless the predicted step to demonstrating the retributive threshold on a sub-optimal investment in supply by non-market, politically consolidated entities.
The organized challenge to OPEC alone will be a political incentive to begin strengthening the dollar with optioning the forex trages for sale. That is happening some today. Profits from the trage will be used to finance more supply by reducing the cost per barrel along with a demand destruction. It will not be a cure, but it is a political step that shows OPEC is well aware that the market is ultimately a free one and allowing the retributive value to overaccumulate will diminish its margin (the law of declining profits).
Underlying all the political illusioning is the reality of free market fundamentals. Whether the IEA or a hypothetical Organization of Petroleum Improting Countries (OPIC?) will actuate it, the realization of nature's inevitable fundamental reconciliation is independent of how we organize it or perceive it.
The retributive value will be paid one way or another. The market fundamentals will be realized.
Insisting on an organized pluralist model of power will allow the retributive value be peacefully and prosperously expressed through a mechanism that is a complimemtary fit to the underlying fundaments and not an illusory abstraction that conflicts with it and creates the opportunity for misfeasance if not malfeasance.
The IEA report will lead to an OPIC kind of organization that extracts payment of the retributive value in the form of alternative investments that are the fundament of the free market in expression. The fear being bruited about that the dollar is worthless is just to minimize the probability that the lack of OPEC investment on the supply side, and that includes alternative fuels and usages, will be monetized by the 30 nations that are the OECD. OPEC will be seriously challenged, being a slave to forever chasing a forex trage to keep its margin.
Yes, it is ultimately, one way or another, a free market.
Let freedom reign!
To help us move forward, vote the Democratic nominee in the Fall!
Very best wishes.
tags
free market economics,cartels,international finance,organization theory
