WTI Crude •1 day	40.25	-0.06	-0.15%
Brent Crude •1 day	41.92	-0.02	-0.05%
Natural Gas •1 day	2.139	-0.109	-4.85%
Mars US •1 day	41.00	-0.01	-0.02%
Opec Basket •3 days	41.22	-0.18	-0.43%
Urals •2 days	41.85	+0.00	+0.00%
Louisiana Light •3 days	41.71	+0.29	+0.70%

	Louisiana Light • 3 days	41.71	+0.29	+0.70%
	Bonny Light • 2 days	40.91	+0.13	+0.32%
	Mexican Basket • 3 days	37.74	+0.16	+0.43%
	Natural Gas • 1 day	2.139	-0.109	-4.85%
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Marine •2 days	42.19	+1.04	+2.53%
Murban •2 days	42.22	+0.73	+1.76%
Iran Heavy •2 days	39.75	+0.27	+0.68%
Basra Light •2 days	43.97	+0.27	+0.62%
Saharan Blend •2 days	40.77	+0.23	+0.57%
Bonny Light •2 days	40.91	+0.13	+0.32%

	Bonny Light • 2 days	40.91	+0.13	+0.32%
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	Opec Basket • 3 days	41.22	-0.18	-0.43%
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Canadian Crude Index •8 days	28.16	-0.12	-0.42%
Western Canadian Select •1 day	31.81	+0.38	+1.21%
Canadian Condensate •2 days	39.31	+0.38	+0.98%
Premium Synthetic •2 days	40.71	+0.38	+0.94%
Sweet Crude •1 day	37.31	+0.63	+1.72%
Peace Sour •1 day	36.01	+0.38	+1.07%

	Peace Sour • 1 day	36.01	+0.38	+1.07%
	Light Sour Blend • 1 day	36.81	+0.38	+1.04%
	Syncrude Sweet Premium • 1 day	39.61	+0.38	+0.97%
	Central Alberta • 1 day	35.96	+0.38	+1.07%
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Louisiana Light •3 days	41.71	+0.29	+0.70%
Domestic Swt. @ Cushing •2 days	36.75	+0.00	+0.00%
Giddings •2 days	30.50	+0.00	+0.00%
ANS West Coast •5 days	40.35	+0.07	+0.17%
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Eagle Ford •2 days	38.15	-0.06	-0.16%

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	Kansas Common • 3 days	30.50	+0.25	+0.83%
	Buena Vista • 3 days	45.05	+0.38	+0.85%
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Rationing Gasoline in New York will not Work

By Editorial Dept - Nov 10, 2012, 6:00 PM CST

Crain's New York Business reports Mayor calls for gas rationing in NYC.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Thursday called for gas rationing in New York City to begin Friday, saying only 25% of stations in the city were operational and that full production would not be restored for several more weeks.

Rationing Won't Work

Precisely what good is rationing supposed to do? Whatever the theory is, it cannot possibly work.

Overall demand for gas will not drop a bit.

Let stations charge whatever they want. The lines will clear out in no time, and everyone else can decide how much they really want to drive.

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