A Pricing System for Oil Sales
A Pricing System for Oil Sales
When you investigate the consumption distribution of oil across the world, you will be amazed how wide the gap between the minority rich countries and the majority poor countries. The West is enjoying cheap oil prices compared to disasterous high price for the rest of the world. Why a Western can buy this commodity at the same price a poor Asian or African is buying it ?. This is quite unfair and quite arrogant as well .
Oil sales MUST be priced and conducted through an intrernational organisation to secure fair pricing system that is based upon the average income of each country . I think this idea would be very effective to hold back the ever open apetite by some Western states on oil consumption.
Let us all admit, that sooner or later, nuclear energy will make the solution to oil limited amounts. The dangers of atomic energy must be faced with more safety measures and advanced controls and surveillance techniques, make it available for all.
It is time to give oil some appreciation instead of wasting it on lavish living of the rich.
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Economist
RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
When the USA pays 150 $ for a barrel of oil, when Western Europe pays 160 $ a barrel , and African central pays 20 0r 30 $ a barrel, when central south Asia is charged 40 $ a barrel, China 45 $, Thailand 50 $, and so on, when that scale of pricing (or any other) is put into effect, you will see miracles, the world can live in more harmony and peace when each is charged according to his wealth.
Oil prices are a disasterous element for most of the world's troubled economies.
Why a USA citizen drives a stupid 8000 cc engine vehicle, while an Indian is crushed upon oil prices for his 100 cc bike ?, they're paying the same ratio of their income but with much waste for the first . Is that fair ?
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Mack
RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
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Jaguar
RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
Oil companies would resist such a system, the rich countries would resist it too. Then who has the power to implement such a plan ?,
I think that poor countries should unite and ask for a fair distribution and pricing system, otherwise, they should prepare plans for massive built-up of atomic reactors which might increase the hazard of accidents.
Poor countries must prepare for the future with more vigour and persistance.
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Singh
RE: RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
I know that here in Queensland, Australia we are paying exhorbitant prices for petrol.
Today we are paying $A1.30 = 36.24Tbht per litre.
this price is subsidised by the state government @ 8 cents per litre, so the price really is $A2.10 =58.55THB
per litre.
This price is for city and town pumps, but when one goes outback to far country areas its much higher.
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Aussie Dave
RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
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Rooster
RE: RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
As long as the West builds armies and fleets to supress the poor countries, there is no genuine peace in sight. Only a peace of the mighty upon the preys.
A good idea when there is an " Oil Bank", where each country shares with funds based on consumption of oil per capita, the bank will pay or charge according to the deviation of those rates from an average figure. Let the rich finance the rise in oil prices, and let the poor have a chance to enhance their standard of living.
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Caspar
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When we look at who are making this chaos, we find that the USA is alone responsible for almost 60% of the hikes, while Europe for 20% and China and the rest of the world for the remaining 20%.
The poor countries must be allowed to sign long term deals (10 years min.) with fixed oil prices , these deals are financed by loans from the world bank without interests or taxes.
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Renzo
RE: RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
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Rooster
RE: RE: A Pricing System for Oil Sales
I think Europe is the only one qualified to play the roll of the DETERRANT power. It can stand by the side of the less fortunate and save the world from the selfishness and greed of the USA oblique ideologies.
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Caspar
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