Posted by geneccc@gmail.com on April 4, 2007, 8:54 pm
http://inactive.fsec.ucf.edu/echronicle/archives/2005/Q3/prius.htm
Posted by Michael Pardee on April 4, 2007, 11:17 pm
> http://inactive.fsec.ucf.edu/echronicle/archives/2005/Q3/prius.htm
There's an error in the first paragraph; the US consumption as part of world
supply (from the source cited) is 20.8/84.6 = 24.5%, not 43%.
Posted by Jack on April 5, 2007, 7:55 pm
I believe that they have omitted the most important fact.
If US oil consumption were reduced by that amount, the price of oil would
drop back to $0 a barrel and even the Hummer drivers would be happy.
> http://inactive.fsec.ucf.edu/echronicle/archives/2005/Q3/prius.htm
>
Posted by on April 5, 2007, 11:07 pm
>I believe that they have omitted the most important fact.
> If US oil consumption were reduced by that amount, the price of oil would
> drop back to $0 a barrel and even the Hummer drivers would be happy.
That's not fact. That's fiction.
Posted by Michael Pardee on April 6, 2007, 2:23 am
>>I believe that they have omitted the most important fact.
>> If US oil consumption were reduced by that amount, the price of oil would
>> drop back to $0 a barrel and even the Hummer drivers would be happy.
>>
>>
> That's not fact. That's fiction.
I agree with you, Mark, but that is another topic that is likely to spawn an
endless thread. I went through this same thing off-list a couple weeks back.
Mike (smiling and nodding)
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