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Your $1,000 tax savings are going to the oil companies. Why have fuel prices risen so much? Look back a bit and the price per barrel was down, domestic production dropped the price and supplies were “a plenty.” OPEC decided to curtail production and — voila! — higher prices for everyone at the pump. I see a bit past the real implications of lower supply — the price per barrel now makes it financially viable to produce domestically; fracking makes a profit if the price is about $65 a barrel.

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