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Foreign and Domestic Political Risk,
Oil,
Oil and Energy
Critical Issues
Background:
U.S. oil production has been trending downward for several decades. In recent years increased production in the Gulf of Mexico has offset declining production in the continental U.S. Canada, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Mexico continue to account for over 60% of United States crude oil imports.
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Associated Readings
Analysis
Energy Information Administration
latest
Summary of Weekly Petroleum Data
Research
New York University
Dermot Gately, Hillard G. Huntington and Joyce M. Dargay
December 2007
Price and Income Responsiveness of World Oil Demand, by Product
Blogs
The Oil Drum
Feb 27, 2009
Can you believe EIA Weekly petroleum demand estimates?
Analysis
DnB NOR Markets
Q3 2008
The short term vs the long-term oil market
Analysis
Cambridge Energy Research Associates
Jun 20, 2008
CERA: “Peak Demand” -- U.S. Gasoline Demand Likely Peaked in 2007
Analysis
Congressional Research Service
Carl E. Behrens and Carol Glover
May 2008
Energy: Selected Facts and Numbers