…we usually identify Karl Marx as being a classical economist, but then he was also a revolutionary. However, modern neoclassical economists use this “classical” label to dismiss him as out…

…the week ending January 7th indicated that despite a big drop in our oil exports, a concurrent shift of “unaccounted for crude oil” from supply to demand meant we still…

…of crude from our Strategic Petroleum Reserve, we had enough oil left to add to our stored commercial crude supplies for the first time in 8 weeks and for the…

…the week ending January 21st indicated that despite a drop in our oil imports, a shift in unaccounted for crude from demand to supply and a moderate withdrawal of crude…

…fudge factor that they label in their footnotes as “unaccounted for crude oil”, thus suggesting there must have been an error or omission of that magnitude in this week’s oil…

…Sheet to make the reported data for the daily supply of oil and the consumption of it balance out, essentially a balance sheet fudge factor that they label in their…

…oil from our Strategic Petroleum Reserve, we had oil left to add to our stored commercial crude supplies for the third time in 12 weeks and for the 13th time in the…

…EIA US oil data from the US Energy Information Administration for the week ending February 18th indicated that after a big jump in our oil imports, we had oil left to…

…sheet fudge factor that they label in their footnotes as “unaccounted for crude oil”, thus suggesting there must have been a error or omission of that magnitude in this week’s…

…of oil and for the consumption of it balance out, essentially a balance sheet fudge factor that they label in their footnotes as “unaccounted for crude oil”, thus suggesting there…