All Posts from December, 2013
The “trade balance” and the path to long-term prosperity
International trade negotiations are sure to be in the news in 2014, so we will be hearing a lot about “trade balances.” But do we know what that term really means, and how the underlying economic realities of a trade imbalance might affect us?
An educator and an engineer – a tribute to Chuck Vest
Chuck Vest was a singular individual, a gentleman scholar, and the true embodiment of what it means to be an engineer.
Energy Outlook video available
Last week in Washington, Bill Colton and I explained the economic and technological assumptions underpinning ExxonMobil’s Outlook for Energy.
Fracking’s gifts for the holiday season
Lately a couple of news stories have really helped drive home the ways in which our current energy revolution is benefiting the United States – from improving the environment by reducing emissions to driving economic growth and strengthening American energy security.
Outlook for Energy charts how global markets evolve
ExxonMobil just released our annual Outlook for Energy, which we use to guide our long-term business decisions. We also make the Outlook public to help policymakers and other stakeholders understand the global energy and economic trends.
Do DOE delays violate WTO obligations while hurting American companies?
A former World Trade Organization official has pointed out one area of unfair trade practices that could use some attention by the White House – and it is sitting right in front of Obama administration officials.
