Supply & Demand Factors in Labor and Cost of U.S. Gasoline

Now that fracking has produced  a surfeit of domestic oil production and gasoline costs have dropped oil corporations and their sycophant politicians are seeking to end the ban on foreign sales of U.S. crude oil (made in the U.S.A.) in order to tighten up national supply (outsourcing excess), increase demand and make new record profits for big oil like the good old days. If only such logic worked in the Democrat Party about national labor supply and demand wages might be better.

Senator Murkowski and Speaker Boehner support ending the ban.

http://www.adn.com/article/20150728/murkowski-drive-end-ban-crude-oil-exports-inches-forward

http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/boehner-backs-lifting-ban-on-us-oil-exports-yahoo-launches-livetext-app/2015/07/29/02b7aa54-3620-11e5-b673-1df005a0fb28_story.html

The fossil fuel political elite would have been like gods to the bad guys in Mad Max Fury Road