If you decrease supply by pausing through an executive order exploration and production activity, you are decreasing supply but you don't have a corresponding decrease in demand, what happens?
Garret Graves: “If you decrease supply by pausing through an executive order exploration and production activity, you are decreasing…”
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Graves questions the effects of supply reduction on energy prices.
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