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Lichtblau, J. et al. What happened to US gasoline prices this time? Oil and Gas Journal, 10th November 2003, 101(43) p.

In August, US gasoline customers witnessed a sharp escalation in pump prices, which only recently began to abate. In the search for culprits, attention initially focused on crude prices, the key cost component in the production of gasoline. However, crude prices in July and August were relatively stable and declined through the first 3 weeks of September. Moreover, prices of other products, including diesel, jet fuel, and fuel oil did not show the same sharp price increases as gasoline.

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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal

Subjects: Trading, Aviation, Fuel oil, Gasoil, Gasoline, Gasoline-type jet fuel, Oil and gas, Oil

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