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Cornhusker Economics

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Richard K. Perrin

Date of this Version

9-16-2015

Document Type

Newsletter Issue

Citation

Cornhusker Economics, September 16, 2015, agecon.unl.edu/cornhuskereconomics

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Copyright 2015 University of Nebraska.

Abstract

The price of crude oil took a steep dive last year, plunging from $95 per barrel just a year ago to the low $40-range by December, where they remain today (Figure 1). Goldman Sachs has recently suggested that it could drop further, even into the $20 range. Low oil prices mean low gasoline and ethanol prices.

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