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Crude oil prices dropped sharply Friday to $43.11 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after an automotive bailout bill failed in Washington.
Here we go, perfect example of the "fundamental irrationality" of the markets. Why should oil drop on this news? Is the assumption that if the big 3 fail, people will simply stop driving cars? Or is it the somewhat less preposterous assumption that the big 3 will stop producing over-consumptive cars and therefore market demand will fall?
At the very least, this represent a return to "funadmental irrationality" instead of the controlled, federalized and manipulative irrationality we have at work now.
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At the very least, this represent a return to "funadmental irrationality" instead of the controlled, federalized and manipulative irrationality we have at work now.