Deflation - am Ende der Kette

el_mar , Dienstag, 05.07.2016, 19:40 (vor 3516 Tagen) @ el_mar

Die Produktion von Öl und die Erhaltung der zur Verwendung von Öl(Produkten) notwendigen Infrastruktur kostet jetzt mehr als es einbringt"

Shortonoil:

The petroleum production process has far more costs involved than what are presented by the petroleum producers themselves. It requires a wide range of services, from the society in which those producers operate, to enable them to function. The roads, harbors, military protection, and over 100 items fall into that category. The result of using petroleum must be one which is able to pay for all the costs involved; otherwise the producers, and the society that supports them will go broke.
The cost of producing petroleum is like pouring water into a sieve, there are a thousand little holes for it to run out of. For that reason an economic analysis is almost impossible, there would be an almost infinite number of line items to identify, and add up. Identifying most of them would be mostly a matter of guess work. How much did it cost last year to maintain the roads, and harbors used all over the world by the industry? No one could possibly know!
To address the issue of determining total cost we use an energy analysis. It eliminates the need to add up the flow through all those thousands of little holes in the petroleum production cost money sieve. The world is now spending $2.3 trillion per year more to produce oil than what is received when it is sold. The world is now losing a great deal of money to maintain its dependance on oil. It is hardly any wonder that the world is now in a never ending deflationary spiral. It is one that will consume it if oil is not soon removed from the economic cycle!
Refusing to identify the risk is not an acceptable solution!

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Saludos

el mar

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