The price of power

Jeff Tollefson

Nature, 2007, vol. 450, issue 7168, 326-326

Abstract: The price of oil is hovering at around US$100 a barrel, a psychologically powerful level that experts and analysts once discussed in purely theoretical terms. John Deutch, a chemistry professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and former director of the US Central Intelligence Agency under President Clinton, gives his thoughts on the issue.

Date: 2007
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