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Most Powerful Oil Countries
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) controls crude oil supplies. To what extent does OPEC set or influence prices that consumers see at the pump?
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Nigerian Oil
Nigeria is one of the most abundant oil producing countries in Africa and the world, but the profits are not being seen by the poor residents of Port Harcourt.
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DO CONSPIRACY THEORIES REALLY EXIST?
A cartel is formed when a number of firms get together and agree to set the price and output of their product, in an attempt to control the market.
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DO CONSPIRACY THEORIES REALLY EXIST?
A cartel is formed when a number of firms get together and agree to set the price and output of their product, in an attempt to control the market.
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economics
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economics of human behavior
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mafia
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conspiracy theory
Some things You Just Can't Explain
Just when it seems the world can hardly become a more inexplicable place, various events occur that defy logic, baffle the mind, and leave observers to wonder: "What back room deals were done at that conference?" or "How dumb do government agencies think people are?"
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Venezuela in Crisis
It all started with an unsuccessful coup last April. Now Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez still controls the executive branch of government, but the country is in the midst of a general strike, and more than Mr. Chavez's reputation is at stake.
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Are Oil Companies Greedy?
Or are consumers and politicians greedy to expect oil companies to take huge risks drilling for oil in hostile environments without compensation?
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katrina
A Home Energy Efficiency Checklist
With electricity and gas bills skyrocketing, it's more important than ever to make energy usage adjustments to the home and its appliances. Take control of utility bills.
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an energy efficiency checklist
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fidel castro
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hugo chavez of venezuela
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troubleshoot and calibrate the thermostat
German Angst: Mad Cows and Depleted Uranium
At mid-term of the legislation period German chancellor Gerhard Schröder has already lost seven ministers of his cabinet starting in fall 1998. The latest were the minister of sanity Andrea Fischer (Greens) and the minister for agriculture Karl-Heinz Funke (SPD) who resigned in January amid the mishandling of the crisis following the cases of Mad Cow Disease (BSE) found in Bavaria and Schleswig-Holstein. As a consequence of the news about ill cattle found all over Western Europe, worried consumers have almost stopped buying beef. Schröder has reacted to the crisis nominating two new ministers, among them Renate Künast (Greens), responsible for consumer protection and agriculture, who will try to introduce a new kind of natural agriculture in Germany. Unfortunately for Schröder there are other ministers at risk, first of all foreign minister Joschka Fischer, a Green, who has been questioned over his past as a street-fighter in Frankfurt in the early 70s. Defense minister Rudolf Scharping (SPD) is much criticized for having exposed his soldiers serving in Kosovo to excessive health risks from uranium-tipped munitions used by U.S. forces. Several NATO peacekeepers have died of leukemia since serving in the Balkans, adding yet another concern to the European agenda.
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