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Looking At The Numbers Doesn't Calm Me Down Much

Average gas prices, with the USA as the blue line and Canada as the red line.
Gas was about $1.019 a gallon before the 9/11 attacks.

This one sort of speaks for itself, which is kind of the purpose with graphs.
Some numbers to chew, from About.com:
1.059: The average US price for a gallon of gas, December 2001.
2.845: The average US price for a gallon of gas, August 2006.
4.099: The average US price for a gallon of gas, July 2008
18.68: The average world price for a barrel of oil, January 2002.
66.45: The average world price for a barrel of oil, August 2006
125.10: The average world price for a barrel of oil, August 2008
1.1m : The number of barrels of oil per day in Iraq, August 2006.
3.5m : The number of barrels of oil per day in Iraq, before the March 2003 invasion.
670,000: The number of barrels of oil per day in Iraq, August 2008
I can't play the volume for this on the laptop I'm using, but the premise looks to be How Cheap Would Oil Be If India And China Were Suddenly Bombed Into Having A Pastoral Economy? "Pastoralization," or something spelled kinda like that, was one of the options on the table for post-WWII Germany in the Marshall Plan-preceding Morgenthau Plan, which was decidedly less popular with the Krauts.
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Milk is 3.99 /Gallon
Cost of extraction/refining/state/local/federal taxes/distribution/packaging/ delivery?
Where's the outrage?
12 0z of cereal/average cost@$4.00..
Where's the outrage?
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Was up at Lake Winnepesaukee this weekend. Gas was about $3.87 a gallon. Must be that secret pipeline to NH that we don't know about that makes gas cheaper there than on the Cape.
Or is it our Massachusetts tax on gasoline? Or the predisposition of everyone who sells to Cape Cod to screw Cape Cod?