Murkowski's March: How to Lift a Crude Export Ban

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Dec. 21, 2015

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Real Clear Energy

"Also by this time, more than half a dozen studies published by reputable research firms like IHS Global , Resources for the Future, the Energy Information Administration and Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy all found that contrary to conventional wisdom, ending the export ban would slightly decrease the cost of U.S. gasoline."

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