Can the surge of oil prices be blamed on US companies outsourcing to Asia? - making rose oil
think about it, U.S. companies outsourced their production to Asia, the labor and wage costs low environmental standards. However, as the industrialization of Asia due to growth in manufacturing, which need oil. and because they need oil, has increased the demand by the oil prices sky rocket. Can we blame the companies that originated outside the surge in oil prices?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Making Rose Oil Can The Surge Of Oil Prices Be Blamed On US Companies Outsourcing To Asia?
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It's perfect. But you can not blame the companies. We may have confirmed our politicians blame globalization. Because of the global flows of wealth from rich to poor countries. These people earn more money. Then they buy cars that consume more oil. This is a part.
ReplyDeleteThe second part is not even raised the price of oil. The oil price is fixed. Gold price fixed. Instead, our falling dollar. Dollar falls in value. Of course, we can say that both are correct.
It's perfect. But you can not blame the companies. We may have confirmed our politicians blame globalization. Because of the global flows of wealth from rich to poor countries. These people earn more money. Then they buy cars that consume more oil. This is a part.
ReplyDeleteThe second part is not even raised the price of oil. The oil price is fixed. Gold price fixed. Instead, our falling dollar. Dollar falls in value. Of course, we can say that both are correct.
It's perfect. But you can not blame the companies. We may have confirmed our politicians blame globalization. Because of the global flows of wealth from rich to poor countries. These people earn more money. Then they buy cars that consume more oil. This is a part.
ReplyDeleteThe second part is not even raised the price of oil. The oil price is fixed. Gold price fixed. Instead, our falling dollar. Dollar falls in value. Of course, we can say that both are correct.
It's perfect. But you can not blame the companies. We may have confirmed our politicians blame globalization. Because of the global flows of wealth from rich to poor countries. These people earn more money. Then they buy cars that consume more oil. This is a part.
ReplyDeleteThe second part is not even raised the price of oil. The oil price is fixed. Gold price fixed. Instead, our falling dollar. Dollar falls in value. Of course, we can say that both are correct.
ur right place .... of course .. What can you say!
ReplyDeleteCertainly not, if there is something that has the opposite effect.
ReplyDeleteI would say it takes less oil, a product in some Asian countries to produce the United States.
The direct use of oil would probably be almost at par (outsourcing activities that are less effective than measures to internalize not long), but the indirect use of oil in Asia is much lower for the simple fact that much of their work bike or walk to work instead of driving.
His hypothesis is that the Asian economies would not thrive without U.S. outsourcing. I wonder the validity of this statement. But the second part of his argument - that caused the rise in oil demand in the markets, high oil prices - is valid.
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