when will gas prices go down?

Question

I am tired of paying high prices

Answer 1

When Bushit and Condomlezza shut their mouths

Answer 2

When a bush gets out of office:
Reagan in office=gas around $1 a gallon
Bush Sr. in office=gas $2 a gallon
Clinton in office=gas $1 a gallon
W. Bush in office=gas $2.50 a gallon

notice a trend?
I'm sure it's just coincidence?

you start a war with a country that is a major supplier of oil, it's going to affect supply and demand... it's just that simple... that has a much larger impact than the issues many of these people are talking about...
Many of these issues have clearly been going on for years and have had little to no effect on gas prices over the past 20 years, but magically they are the reason now?

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Gas prices may never go down. With the world market being what it is today with China and India to name the two largest countries, becoming more and more industrious every day, the world is using using more oil as a whole. With demand comes supply and with supply comes the cost of feeding the market. Oil suppliers are not going to take the bite on this because they still do supply oil for a profit. If gas prices go down it is going to be through tax cuts by the gov..

Answer 5

taking into consideration that more and more gas is used, and the supply will never get so much, to make the price lower, there is only one possibility...

in case, when new EFFECTIVE sours of energy is invented and gas is no longer is the main sours of it, the price of the gas will get lower and lower... but in that case no one will need gas anyway... :-)

P.S. Although the price of roar gas on the Stock is changing in price all the time (to both directions - e.g. yesterday it has lost about 1 USD in his price)

Answer 6

If you mean gasoline.. probably never. There is only a limited supply of petrolum under the ground. We may be reaching the halfway point in terms of what we've already used up. Time to figure out some other ways of producing energy. Deal with it. If you know anybody who drives a Navigator or Escalade or whatever. Inform them that they may want to get a clue and stop f----ng up the rest of the world.

Answer 7

It is simply a matter of economics. Supply and Demand ultimately dictate the price. Get serous about getting more oil out of the ground in Alaska, tell the Middle East we are going "full steam ahead" to get our own oil and watch the prices drop!!!

Answer 8

Two problems now, one is that large multinational corporations doing business with China and India etc. which boost economies for those countries and demand rises. All thanks to insane trade agreements and Conservative economics like Reagen rolling back tariffs. The other problem is that the oil companies profits are expected to be less, do to less driving this summer so they did not boost production from 80% to 90% like summers past. Yes once again The People!! take the hit not the company profits. I think it is time to turn these billionaires into millionaires.

Answer 9

when there is more of a supply, and less of a demand.

There has not been a refinery built in 30 years, thanks to the liberal legislation. We lost a refinary in katrina. We have a smaller refining capacity than we had 30 years ago. We have a larger demand than we had 30 years ago.

Another way to lower the price of oil is to drill the oil in the U.S. and off the U.S. coasts. Cheaper oil to send to the refineries.

There is drilling going on the south coast of florida. It has been contracted out by Cuba to China and other countries. Apparently the liberals would rather have unregulated drilling from china, than regulated drilling from a U.S. company.

Answer 10

It goes down only to go up 2 fold. The fluctuation does not matter though because the general trend has always been up.

If we find an alternative source of energy and never use oil anymore, then, gas will go down precipitously.

Answer 11

Hopefully the high cost of oil will motivae us into developing other renewable sources of energy. This will drive the price of oil way down because we would not be so dependent on it.