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Influenced by a car tell. Its clear who gains from this scenario the Oil Exploration and production companies, many of which are foreign owned. With all the crude coming out of north dakota, wyoming, texas, pennsylvania and other states helping to push prices down, these Companies Want to lift the ban and sell u. S. Crude on the Global Market at higher prices largely determined by opec. And its equally apparent who would lose the american consumer, who would pay more for gasoline, more for heating oil and more for the price of an airline ticket. In in fact, according to barclays plc, lifting the export ban would stop the decline in u. S. Crude prices and cost american motorists as much as 10 billion a year in higher prices at the pump. Our countrys refinery workers also stand to lose from lifting export limits. Some recent history can help explain why. Before the shale oil boom, there was too much capacity in refineries in the northeast and along the gulf coast and many were closing. I

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