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Oil Prices, Why Do Oil Prices Increase in Canadian Oil Market?

Authors: Thileni Rasadarie D. Wickramaratne;

Oil Prices, Why Do Oil Prices Increase in Canadian Oil Market?

Abstract

Oil means oil market which is crude oil. I argue that oil means an ingredient in the production process at the stakeholder level. The stakeholders are government corporations and deal makers that govern the price. Prices are in for the year 2021 due to the events that took place which are low demand for oil in the households due to COVID, decline in individual income, increasing unemployment and firm process during the lockdown period in COVID disease, stoppage of food products and the bolted economy in Canada with the increase of the COVID. The Oil prices are increasing due to other factors like stakeholder process. For example there should be Oil increase with the role of Government fiscal policy and spending to increase production. The question is what is the profit of firm during COVID in the production process? The oil prices must determine the demand in the oil market and goods market both domestic and international.

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