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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Crude oil is much more expensive, which is a large part of the price increase.
Gasoline is more expensive because demand exceeds supply. Increasing supply is difficult because environmental regulations prevent new refineries and expansion of existing refineries. I blame people who drive hummers.
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Demand exceeds supply in terms of crude oil, or in terms of refined fuel? ETA do price changes seem driven more by changes in capacity (affected when/if a refinery goes offline temporarily) or by changes in the price of crude oil?
Of course, you may be an oil company shill.
