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ENERCON STILL MAKES SENSE

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Oil subsidy is bad economics

By Rey Gamboa | June 24, 2005 - 12:00am

Last Monday, Asian trading sent crude prices to levels perilously close to breaching the $60 per barrel mark. The only time that international crude went beyond this level was in 1980 when Iran and Iraq went to war...

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