needed higher oil prices to affect the changes he had. the president said in cap and trade that there will be huge increases necessary to be part of it. he didn t get cap and trade, but hee pursuing policies he is pursuing policies, both fiscal policies and financial policies, but also policies at the epa and other agencies that are looeding to a reduction in domestic leading to a reduction in domestic production, increase in imports, and higher prices. having said that, we re not looking at a vast conspiracy. we re looking at policy mistakes that are inevitably going to lead to higher prices, and policy right doing may not reduce dramatically the cost. but it certainly will over time make it not rise and get it back down. now one policy that is not in our study and there s over 200 footnotes in the study one policy which is temporary is quantitative easing. there s no question everyone knows that commodity prices are temporarily artificially high because they ve been a flight
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