Attributing every single rise in the price of oil to some minor Middle East-related event has become one of the most tiresome parlor games in financial journalism. What's driving the jump in oil prices is supply and demand. Jim Hamilton of Econbrowser explains this eloquently.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Oil reaches $92 after Iran says "Boo!"
Posted by Andrés at 12:17 PM
Labels: economics, energy, journalism
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