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Sporadica 2 points ago +6 / -4

It won't be, out dollar is comprised of 5%, as in our economy, is 5% of oil revenue, offshoot industries make another 2-3%, much of which is domestic and isn't dependent on the currency price. We're a somewhat high information economy as well as we have other raw resources that are going up in price right now to offset oil losses.

Our oil will go up and due to recent acts of parliament we can now get our oil across provincial lines via pipeline to the coast to be loaded onto tankers onto the world market.

The problem with our oil is that we have one customer, the USA, who says "we'll give you this price faggot, deal with it" and we either take that price, or no price at all.
With all due love and respect to you guys, you guys fuck us on oil.

So we want to get it to the coast to sell it on the world market. The holdup is it takes legit 10 fucking years to build a pipeline because native cunts and vancouver California light losers put legal challenges. The one downside of a federation.

so while WTI is selling for say $50, we would be selling for $25-$30. If we can get access to the world market, we can then sell it for $50. Our oil also costs now about $9 to produce and $8 to ship by rail, by pipeline that's $3 to ship, we can't make profit until around $18 currently. Nobody gave a shit oil cost $60 a bbl to produce when it was $140.

Plus, we have the advantage to make the money printer go brrrrrr too.

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ekos640 [S] 9 points ago +9 / -0

Your oil is highly acidic and takes more to refine.

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Geehod_jimmy 11 points ago +11 / -0

Too much soy.