top | item 31723516 (no title) JulianMorrison | 3 years ago It's the oil infrastructure that will affect them, because it's global. If that goes away... discuss order hn newest wongarsu|3 years ago It won't go away, but there's good chances fuel gets a lot more expensive as production scales back. JulianMorrison|3 years ago Which is another feedback loop, high cost, shrinking demand, shrinking supply, rising cost.Also oil has high fixed costs. Stations, tanker trucks, refineries. Fewer customers carrying them means they rise as a percentage of purchase price.
wongarsu|3 years ago It won't go away, but there's good chances fuel gets a lot more expensive as production scales back. JulianMorrison|3 years ago Which is another feedback loop, high cost, shrinking demand, shrinking supply, rising cost.Also oil has high fixed costs. Stations, tanker trucks, refineries. Fewer customers carrying them means they rise as a percentage of purchase price.
JulianMorrison|3 years ago Which is another feedback loop, high cost, shrinking demand, shrinking supply, rising cost.Also oil has high fixed costs. Stations, tanker trucks, refineries. Fewer customers carrying them means they rise as a percentage of purchase price.
wongarsu|3 years ago
JulianMorrison|3 years ago
Also oil has high fixed costs. Stations, tanker trucks, refineries. Fewer customers carrying them means they rise as a percentage of purchase price.