"Sadly, far less than 10% of the world's oil reserves are in countries that allow private companies to operate freely. This means that the latter and, through them, consumers, are denied access to far more than 90% of the world's oil reserves. State-owned companies control more than 65% of the world's oil reserves — e.g., in Saudi Arabia. As for the 25% left, they are mainly situated in countries such as Iran, Russia, Venezuela, etc., where, because of above-ground political factors, private Western companies have the greatest difficulties working efficiently — as demonstrated by BP's recent problems in Russia."
Esta es la fuente.
Recordar esto si alguien le achaca el alto precio del petroleo al mercado o al capitalismo.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Hecho inquitante del dia
Publicado por Carlos Méndez en 7:32 PM
Etiquetas: crisis economica 2008, economía internacional ,Blog,Blogs ,Politics,Libertarian
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