Middle Distillate Decontrol: Printed at the Request of Henry M. Jackson, Chairman, Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, Pursuant to S. Res. 45, a National Fuels and Energy Policy StudyU.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 - 132ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... competition and market forces are adequate to pro- tect consumers and that exempting such oil or refined product category will not result in inequitable prices for any class of users of such oil or product . " ( 2 ) Any amendment which ...
... competition and market forces are adequate to pro- tect consumers and that exempting such oil or refined product category will not result in inequitable prices for any class of users of such oil or product . " ( 2 ) Any amendment which ...
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... competitive forces and thereby raising consumer prices . Since there is conflicting and complex evidence on this issue , we believe it is the best interest of all parties to air fully the options for action and the possible consequences ...
... competitive forces and thereby raising consumer prices . Since there is conflicting and complex evidence on this issue , we believe it is the best interest of all parties to air fully the options for action and the possible consequences ...
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... 2 oils should be exempted from FEA's allocation and price regulations . This support was based generally upon agreement with FEA's conclusions as to supply and demand projections , competition , and other findings and views set 9.
... 2 oils should be exempted from FEA's allocation and price regulations . This support was based generally upon agreement with FEA's conclusions as to supply and demand projections , competition , and other findings and views set 9.
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... competition , and other findings and views set forth in the Preliminary Findings . Parties opposing the exemption of No. 2 oils generally based their opposition on the belief that the current surplus supply situation might not continue ...
... competition , and other findings and views set forth in the Preliminary Findings . Parties opposing the exemption of No. 2 oils generally based their opposition on the belief that the current surplus supply situation might not continue ...
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... Competition and market forces are adequate to protect consumers , following an exemption of No. 2 oils from regulation . In fact a greater degree of competition would be expected after exemption than exists under current regulations ...
... Competition and market forces are adequate to protect consumers , following an exemption of No. 2 oils from regulation . In fact a greater degree of competition would be expected after exemption than exists under current regulations ...
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2-D diesel fuel Allocation and Price allocation controls allocation regulations April 21 average barrels per day CENSUS REGION cents per gallon Chapter Consumer Price Index covered products crude costs crude oil decontrol distillates from regulation distribution economic effect Emergency Petroleum Allocation energy action Energy Policy EPAA EPCA exempting middle distillates exemption amendment exemption of middle FEA finds Federal Energy Administration findings and views forecast fuel oil gasoline gross margins Gross National Product heating oil imports increased costs independent marketers independent refiners jet fuel kerosene large integrated refiners levels Mandatory Petroleum Allocation market share market structure maximum allowable prices middle distillate prices million barrels naphthas nonbranded oil or refined OPEC percent Petroleum Allocation Act price and allocation price controls price increases Price Regulations price rules projected reallocation refined petroleum products refined product category refiner/distributor refinery products refining capacity retail section 551 shortages small refiners subsection Table trends
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