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Eurocontrol Technics Ord EUCTF

"Eurocontrol Technics Group Inc is a Canada-based company involved in acquisition, development, and commercialization of security, authentication, verification and certification markets. The company through its subsidiaries is engaged in designing, manufacturing, marketing of energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) systems, and developing technology and property that combines two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) image processing technology respectively."


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Post by kidl2on May 27, 2015 3:50pm
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Low oil price – A plus or a minus?

Low oil price – A plus or a minus?Many  small and not so small countries rely to a  large degree on oil revenue to keep their economies afloat. Many of these countries also happen to rank very high on the corruption scale. An “unfortunate” but manageable situation in a high oil price environment since there was enough revenue to keep the population quiet, the government in power and the crooks happy. Nigeria is a great example with an “accepted”  government and industry sanctioned, even contractually agreed up  ” loss rate ” between 10 and 20%.
 
What are the options for these countries?
Cutting government spending? Shaving meat off an already bare bone is sort of tricky especially for governments intending to stay in power.
Increasing production and thus revenue? Equally tricky in light of capex cutbacks.
Increasing government debt? If Greece can do it ... :-)
 
Must be a really tough job selling Petromark these days ...
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