Falling Oil Prices: Changing Implications for Global Producers Part 1
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Channel: WoodrowWilsonCenter · 2015 · People & Blogs
As the price of oil continues to fall, the Wilson Center's Africa Program, Canada Institute, Kennan Institute, Latin American Program, Middle East Program, and its Regional and Global Energy Series convened an expert global panel assembled from Russia, Colombia, Canada, Iran, and Nigeria, to discuss the economic and political repercussions of depressed energy prices, as well as the effects of the lower prices on competitiveness and investment. The first part of this series included a panel of: Alfonso Cuellar, President and Managing Director, Hill + Knowlton Strategies, Colombia Jon Rozhon, President, Oak Leaf Energy Training and Senior Researcher, Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI), Canada Duncan Wood, Director, Mexico Institute, Wilson Center Moderated by David Biette, Director, Canada Institute, Wilson Center
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