On the recordMarch 16, 2011
Don't bet your farm on it. You would never make an investment on the basis of that kind of analysis.
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congress.govDon't bet your farm on it. You would never make an investment on the basis of that kind of analysis.
Cautioning against relying on minimal production increases to lower gasoline prices.
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I actually believe we should raise taxes to promote investment in the real economy, absolutely.
Since the Arab Oil Embargo of 1973, it has been clear that the United States must reduce its consumption of oil.
But more drilling is never going to be enough to reduce global oil prices or U.S. imports of foreign oil in any meaningful way.