On the recordJuly 8, 2015
Essentially what we are doing with the crude oil export restrictions is raising gasoline prices in order to subsidize a select group of refiners.
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congress.govEssentially what we are doing with the crude oil export restrictions is raising gasoline prices in order to subsidize a select group of refiners.
Pitts explains how export restrictions affect gasoline prices and refiners.
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