Our Finite World II
Gail TverbergInvestigating how energy limits of a finite world affect the economy.
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Why oil prices don't rise to consistently high levels
The supply and demand model of economists suggests that oil prices might rise to consistently high levels, but this has not happened yet:
Worrying indications in recently updated world energy data
The Energy Institute recently published its updated energy report, the 2025 Statistical Review of World Energy, showing data through the year 2024. In this post, I identify trends in the new data that I consider worrying. These trends help ...
What should individuals do in a world filled with conflict?
Today, the world is filled with conflict. Part of the problem is oil limits, but there are many other issues as well:
Economic contraction, coming right up
I predict that the world economy will shrink in the next 10 years. I think that this is bound to happen because of energy and debt limits the world economy is hitting. There are a variety of other factors involved, as well.
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I am an actuary who has been investigating the connection between the energy and the economy since 2007. In physics terms, economies are dissipative structures. They need energy of the right kinds to grow, or they are prone to collapse.
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