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Oil price elasticity

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February 14, 2017

 

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This is pushing up the prices of all the raw materials needed in order to create these goods. This rise in price is especially evident in the increase in oil prices, fuelled by: ? The scarcity of the raw material ? The war in Iraq, and ? The new focus on sustainability has also had an impact in regards to resources being spent on technology rather than supply...
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This is pushing up the prices of all the raw materials needed in order to create these goods. This rise in price is especially evident in the increase in oil prices, fuelled by: ? The scarcity of the raw material ? The war in Iraq, and ? The new focus on sustainability has also had an impact in regards to resources being spent on technology rather than supply...
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