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steincowboy
Posted 12/13/2014 12:38 (#4237642 - in reply to #4237395)
Subject: RE: The last time oil crashed


God's Country (N.C. Ia)
zenfarm - 12/13/2014 10:02



What really scares me and is a lot bigger than supposed economic stimulis by lower oil prices is the very speed and extent of the oil price drop and the unintended consequences which may come as a result.


“The Economic Consequences of Global Oil Deflation”:

“Oil deflation may lead to widespread bankruptcies and defaults for various non-financial companies, which will in turn precipitate financial instability events in banks tied to those companies. The collapse of financial assets associated with oil could also have a further ‘chain effect’ on other forms of financial assets, thus spreading the financial instability to other credit markets.” (The Economic Consequences of Global Oil Deflation, Jack Rasmus, CounterPunch)




How is this any different than corn falling from 7 bucks to 3.5? It has the same effect, athough it may not be a large enough effect to break the bankers. Point is, it is similar chain reaction. Just ask the eqipt manufacturers and dealers, not to mention the small town businesses that are seeing less revenue for the less spending by the farmers themselves.
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