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Economics: global supply and demand (view source)
Revision as of 13:47, 13 April 2015
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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international economic organisation that stimulates world trade. It provides a platform to compare policy experiences seeking answers to common problems, identify good practises and coordinates domestic and international policies of its members. By so doing, it influences the global market policies of oil and hence affects demand and supply being a dominant key player.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international economic organisation that stimulates world trade. It provides a platform to compare policy experiences seeking answers to common problems, identify good practises and coordinates domestic and international policies of its members. By so doing, it influences the global market policies of oil and hence affects demand and supply being a dominant key player.
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File:Supply-Demand-Fig-1.png|Figure 1 Oil market report<ref name=OMR>Oil market report, International Energy Agency, 2007</ref>
File:Supply-Demand-Fig-1.png|Figure 1 Oil market report<ref name=OMR>International Energy Agency, 2007, Oil market report</ref>
File:Supply-Demand-Fig-2.png|Figure 2 Oil market report<ref name=OMR />
File:Supply-Demand-Fig-2.png|Figure 2 Oil market report<ref name=OMR />
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