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Try as I have, I'm stuck on a series of points.
1/. Why should nations/regimes who believe they can gain relative wealth & power through the post-peak stresses be interested ?
2/. Why should developing nations accept a pro rata decline of oil usage with the major consumers ?
3/. Where is the sufficiently cogent motivation (pre-crash) for transforming the global oil business from maximum obscurantism to total reserve transparency ?
4/. What are the principles under which the desiderata list of objectives will be decided ?
Various other questions are pending, but I'd be glad if you can clarify these at all.
regards,
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