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Gage Glassnor
PROPOSAL
Executive
Summary
Inflation is on the rise throughout the world as we
come out of the pandemic. With the oil Industry
being one the companies hardest hit In the years
following 2020. Now with the on-going war between
Russia and Ukraine, as well as rapidly Increasing
Inflation the breakeven point on a barrel of oil has
Increased. Which has decreased the revenue oil
companies have been taking In per barrel that Is sold
for gas and many other oil byproducts. Our best
option to ensure stability would to be work with
governments of first world countries. By creating a
plan to ensure profits for the future and to create a
stable price In oil production.
Justification for
Proposal
With consumers being hurt at the pump world
leaders are looking for solutions to reduce gas
prices. Which has lead to a great opportunity
discussed by the President of the United States, In
which he would be In agreeance with. If the price of a
barrel Is lowered the President mentioned
purchasing oil from OPEC to replenish the Federal
Oil Reserve, which Is nearly halfway to being empty
meaning, If we were to do this we are ensuring a
potential sale of over 300 million barrels of oil.
Which will bring In 21 billion dollars of sales going
towards the United States oil reserve.
IMPLEMENTATION:
Communicate with participating
parties and find a common ground
to carry out the plan to reduce prices
and drive consumer spending.
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