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Yepremove the us flags
Yepremove the us flags
Snowbirds get the f*ck out of Florida, stop subsidizing that state.remove the us flags
sweetsummerchild.gifI guess Trump can't run again, so we'll see much more crazy shit this term. That said, there is no possibility this does not increase prices for Americans.
I am guessing mostly at “It’s a small world “.Tell that to Count. He spends as much as the GDP of a small African nation every time he goes to Disney World.
Does anybody know how much money the US saves by getting our oil at a discount?
I wonder if that idiot Abbot in Texas is getting grief from the C-suites in Dallas.
IMO Trudeau should make clear that Trump and Americans don’t understand what tariffs are or Canada/US trade relations.
Canada is not a manufacturing economy. It’s not like Americans can choose to buy American widgets over CAnadian. We are a natural resource based economy. We supply 90+% of American imported oil and gas, lumber, potash and energy and 30% of uranium, 20% of steel. They need us more that we need them Period. Our resources are valuable whether they buy it or someone else does.
All Trump did was make electricity, gas, construction and food 25% more expensive for Americans.
Immediate moratorium on all energy exports to the US. Federal investments in AB to build domestic refining capacity. All other resources subject to export tax. Immediately begin negotiating a comprehensive BTA with China, file under the WTO and CUSMA dispute mechanisms.Lemme go spitball it.
It’s: Bbls/day*($WTI - $WCS)
Update: 4.4 million barrels per day
Latest publicly available price spread (October) is ~$14 per barrel
So, ~$61 million per day
Or ~$22 billion per year
I’m sure it’s more complicated than that, this is just a rough order of magnitude.
Update 2:
This is pretty good: https://cdhowe.org/publication/quantifying-us-benefits-from-canadian-crude-oil-exports/#:~:text=The 4.4 million barrels per,of US$74 per barrel.
tl/dr In simplest terms, the US buys Canadian oil at a discount and exports at full price, which currently yields a US$19 billion annual windfall.
So, they export their own lighter crude to Yurp at a higher price and buy/refine our stuff at a discount.
Tesla should be singled out and targeted but it would be really nice if we could get the EU on board as a dance partner for that one, with him fucking around in their politics and all.