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08/12/15

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Originally posted by TheWay99 ↑

I think the $100- is what they need for the State to remain in a neutral income position after government spending. So you are right the cost of production is a lot lower than $100- per barrel, but they are spending more than they are making when the oil price is less than$100- give or take.

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They must have followed the guidance of fiscal management by the world's greatest treasurer and member for lily, Wayne Swan LOLOLOL
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