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Oil prices and demand / supply diagrams, 8 short questions
Category: Business and Money > Economics Asked by: gukii-ga List Price: $40.00 |
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21 Apr 2004 08:13 PDT
Expires: 21 May 2004 08:13 PDT Question ID: 333702 |
Please answer the questions below in a short 3-15 lines summary, possibly with some simple demand/supply charts. The payment can only be made to answers for all questions! 1) Explain in words how OPEC attempts to control the world price of Brent oil. 2) Use an appropriate diagram to show how OPEC's cartel can maximise profits. Explain your diagram. 3) Use demand and supply diagrams to explain the pattern of Brent oil prices since 1990. 4) Explain how oil prices affect profits in companies such as British Airways and plastics producers. 5) Use demand and supply diagrams to show how oil prices can affect stock market prices for companies such as British Airways and plastics producers. 6) Make an informed guess as to the value of the price elasticity of Brent Oil. Explain why you think it might have this value. 7) Explain why Mexico's decision on oil supplies is so important to OPEC's strategy 8) Try to assess the extent to which the world supply of oil is inefficient. |
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Re: Oil prices and demand / supply diagrams, 8 short questions
From: neilzero-ga on 21 Apr 2004 15:00 PDT |
1 The use of oil is almost independent of the price, so Opec can drive up the price by a small decrease in the ammount of oil the Opec members sell. 7 This does not work if non-Opec oil producers increase the amount of oil they sell. 3 and 6 please explain Brent 4 The amount of oil used by British Airways and the plastics industry is almost independent of the price and the sales, so an overhead cost increase means less profit unless the sales can be increased in unit price or quantity. 5 If profits go down, stock buyers and speculators are likely to delay purchases of these stocks and/or sell some of their stock holdings. Stock prices drop sharply on news of reduced profits because of more sellers than buyers until the stock is bargain priced inspite of lower profits. 8 Because the price of oil is typically low considering the value it will have to humanity in about 100 years, oil wells are often caped before they are pumped to less than one barrel per day. Uncapping them later will sometimes be less efficient than continuing to pump. If you ment insufficient: we can probably not pump enough oil to supply the needs of the third world, when and if, they use as much oil per person as the leading countries. Neil |
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Re: Oil prices and demand / supply diagrams, 8 short questions
From: gukii-ga on 21 Apr 2004 20:36 PDT |
Brent Oil = Brent crude oil, please assume that this is just a name for crude oil or a company producing crude oil |
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Re: Oil prices and demand / supply diagrams, 8 short questions
From: cattygeorge-ga on 25 Aug 2004 09:23 PDT |
I can provide an A grade answer to these questions if anyone would like them. |
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