In Alberta this article about surviving the oil price collapse:
Read the whole thing."Money is desperately trying to find a place where it can still get a return," he said in describing oil's current global use as a financial asset akin to gold, diamonds or rare art while the value of mainstays from houses to the American dollar decays.
"There is intense speculation," Hall said. "We have a term for that in economics. It's called a bubble.
"The risk is squarely on the down side," he said. "We're at a dangerous point in the world business cycle. Risks are elevated. They are about as elevated as they ever get."
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