Q2. Equilibrium quantity versus equilibrium price?

December 18, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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kaylo22 questioned:

using give and demand breakdown, the impression on the equilibrium price and quantity of new Hybrid automobiles when the following occurs. Describe the chat in the equilibrium price and quantity and clarify your pledge. Is the equilibrium price privileged, lower, or is the chat indeterminate? Is the equilibrium quantity privileged, lower, or is the chat indeterminate? a. Incomes boost b. Appeal excise fall c. The price of batteries used in the production of these vehicles decreases. d. The price of gasoline decreases

Oil usages and how to conserve it?

December 18, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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In like w/a soldier B2B 09-23-10 questioned:

Can you add to me lists???

In isolation Reduce the wants of Oil
Public transportation
Hybrid vehicals
Teach
The less cars life bought earnings, less brake fluid, car battery cases, gasoline, tires, as well as boats, car bodies, paint, anti freeze ect, all made with oil in some way
Weed killer (dig your weeds up)
Fertilizer ( composte your soil will be incredible)
Backyard hoses (buckets of fill up work tooo)
Soaplesss degerents often contain oil (use soap filled soaps)
Most ink pens are made of petrochemicals
Wax is a petroleum manufactured goods, such as milk jugs, candles, polishes(recycle milk jugs)
All fake chemicals are made of petrochemicals, and fake is made from the same petrochemical as structure of polyeester; so all those clothes meeting in your closet you don’t need, you are manslaughter oil harvest(recycle fake, pass on clothing you don’t need, or donate it)

Nationally
Utilize wind, and additional natural never ending ways to start energy, fill up mills, wind mills, solar pannels, ect.
Teach

Globally
Utilize wind, and additional natural never ending ways to start energy, fill up mills, wind mills, solar pannels, ect.

Could the adoption of a plan to relieve taxes on fuel-efficient cars stimulate the manufacturing industry?

December 1, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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Craig H questioned:

I’m about to enter a fleeting concise on the most vital fiscal come forth, in my attitude, a propos the imminent Canadian appointment. I’m aware that many in the US are not all that well versed in the fiscal reputation’ of Canada, but this hypothesis can just as basically be helpful to America.

Seeing as our vehicle manufacturing industry has slowed extremely rapidly in the contemporary months (including the layoffs of many thousands of employees), I was wondering if here is potential for a stimulation in this industry following a tax sate on the sale of hybrid vehicles. How, in your mind, may maybe this help/hurt the state?

As I see it, this relief may maybe set off the sale of these vehicles to potential buyers in the market for cars that consume less gas, which in turn would help give a new lease of life the manufacturing industry in view of the fact that the tax wouldn’t chat the amount of revenue industry generates, but very the amount of tax full in by regime (which may maybe then be recovered from these same companies/corporations due to the rise in vehicle manufacturing that had earlier been tapering); help to cut our dependence on unknown oil, ensuing in–if additional nations join in initiating policies such as this–lower oil prices for industrial use, as well as lower manufactured goods pricing in view of the fact that of those lowered petroleum expenditure; and lower food prices in view of the fact that of the privileged than-mentioned drop in fuel prices, helping to eliminate the bestow absurd transportation expenditure–maintenance in mind these are hybrid vehicles and therefore do not run on ethanol, which, as we all know, is aiding in the rise of food prices.

Gas prices outlook what is the short and long?

November 29, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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Mike the info dude questioned:

Do you reflect gas is inane up or down.

Here is my thought.

I see more public using their SUV and better trucks lately. If you read about the wits why oil went up so high it is in view of the fact that of all the mishandle of oil.

Larger better closer was what all was tiresome to realize. Glutenous mishandle of a precious store has caused the problem.
Here are some equipment we can do to ring fence the problem.
Use less oil. Here is how.
If your household is heated by oil chat it to natural gas as soon as it is unfilled in your area,

Stop using the handbook thru. Get out and go in and wait in line. Don’t be so bone idle meeting in your car burning a depleting store.

Car pool or use public transportation.

Hold a smaller car. Buy what you need not what you want. Stop following the “trend” of additional public and be an model.

Hold a hybrid car cor commuting if you cant use public transportation.

Even even if the hybrid has a high global trace in view of the fact that of battery waste. They do use less fuel and in the fleeting run they can buy time to make CNG a better selection or hydrogen.

We will always need oil for lubrication, grease, tractors, cranes, fleeting generators, ATV use, and many additional equipment you may reflect of.
what is your thought?

does anyone else feel walked over?

November 27, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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crazy8s123 questioned:

here is no parameter on gas prices, the alaskan pipeline is barely life used, exxon intelligence 17 billion bread profits in one tear up, we are existing crap as uncommon fuel vehicles, hybrids are crap, compelling into account we have been using domestic combustion engines in view of the fact that the 1800s. each additional equipment has gone leaps and bounds but cars are sedated into an oil guzzling frenzy. the oil companies have congress in their pockets, and the men who must be standing up for the modest guys are doing not anything to defend us from the gas pumps. if they are voted into potential to “give us”, why are they the only ones life served?

compare the efficiency(including costs to the economy) and environmental impact of generating electricity?

November 21, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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TULA questioned:

equate the efficiency(including expenditure to the state) and environmental impression of generating electricity using nuclear fission and the burning of fossil fuels. Based on your breakdown, which equipment must be additional developed to meet Ontario`s energy need?

If in a few years everyone is driving electric cars or ‘hybrids’,what will happen to the price of electricity?

November 18, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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“Kh a a a a a n n” ! ! questioned:

They’re discussion about cars appearance out in less than two being that can go at smallest amount 40 miles on their battery lonely.

This would mean a lot of us may maybe get two and from work each day with no gasoline at all.

If we’re all driving cars like these, and plugging them into our houses each night, what will take place with the price of electricity?

How would a transition from gas- to electric-powered cars affect the economy?

November 17, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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Jose questioned:

As hybrid cars become more ordinary and typical as an alternate to gas-guzzling autos, how would the gas companies react? How would the state benefit from this? What are the disadvantages?

Try out out this condition… Toyota’s effective on a 100MPG car!

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveonaCar/The100mpgCarIsComing.aspx

compare the efficiency(including costs to the economy) and environmental impact of generating electricity?

November 17, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Economics

fuel efficiency

TULA questioned:

equate the efficiency(including expenditure to the state) and environmental impression of generating electricity using nuclear fission and the burning of fossil fuels. Based on your breakdown, which equipment must be additional developed to meet Ontario`s energy need?

Would a fuel efficient vehicle be cost effective for you?

November 12, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Economics

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loveismagic questioned:

Delight make your declaration based on bonus cost of hybrid vehicles and the savings in fuel.

hybrid cars, canada, and the economy?

October 28, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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soda_431 questioned:

im doing a project on hybrid cars and i need to get some just clarification of the bread regard of hybrid cars in canada. Im having distress upshot some info on it. Can you delight help me. And if you do find some info can you glue the link aswell so i can make my bibliography. If it’s also possible, can you search in periodicals, but if that’s not possible google etc. is fine.

Be grateful you so much.

What would the impact be of a 10% increase in hybrid cars every 5 years until a saturation point was reached?

October 26, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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trevathantim questioned:

projections from the automobile and energy industry?

How might world oil prices assist in the promotion of fuel efficient products and?

October 25, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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loveismagic questioned:

How force planet oil prices help in the promotion of fuel efficient harvest and a reduction in global warming. Would a fuel efficient vehicle be cost effectual for you? Basing your declaration on the bonus cost of a hybrid vehicle and the savings in fuel.

Should our automakers be bailed out and under what conditions?

October 24, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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francoro31 questioned:

Can anyone agree that our automakers must be pulled out of the ditches if they start building only hybrids and gripping vehicles?
Also voice what must take place to them if they don’t chat.

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How is the future of Middle East ’s economy as the World find alternative fuels?

October 23, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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PPC questioned:

In my appreciative Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and the Midpoint East countries ’s state relies like a log on the oil production. These contries use oil to import Fruits& Vegetables along with importing ice glaciers for fresh fill up.

As the rest of the planet at a snail's pace using uncommon fuel such as Hybrid Vehicles, Natural Gas Vehicles, E85 Fuel, and soon surrounded by 10 being we will have better gripping vehicles and Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehiles. I know that the top goverment officials aren’t inane to be affected by this in view of the fact that they are already rich and can continue to invest. My question is what about the public of those regions where their livelihoods depends on oil export yield they dont have a total lot of additional assets in those regions. Is this mean a Planet War someday for survial as the the midpoint east will no long be a essential role in the planet state ?

Just burning curiosity question and I had to toss it out here. Thankfulness for your time.

Should US rasie the CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency) standard to convs fuel & reduce air pollution?

October 22, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Economics

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Serena S questioned:

even if the results may maybe upshot in the loss of American jobs and in turn have a unenthusiastic impression on our countries state?

Should US rasie the CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency) standard to convs fuel & reduce air pollution?

October 20, 2009 by MyHybrid  
Filed under Economics

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Serena S questioned:

even if the results may maybe upshot in the loss of American jobs and in turn have a unenthusiastic impression on our countries state?

Does Jevons Paradox apply to fuel efficiency in cars?

October 3, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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Praveen Pradeep questioned:

According to Wikipedia, Jevons Paradox states that “as technological improvements boost the efficiency with which a store is used, total consumption of that store tends to boost, very than fall.” From what I read, the Paradox does not apply to all assets, but I was wondering if it applies to gasoline (especially in developing countries where the price stretch of fuel tends to be privileged). Also, if fuel efficient cars boost fuel consumption, is here a pro-background explanation for rising fuel efficiency without cutting emissions per gallon of gasoline?
Refinement: I fated to say that in developing countries the price stretch of confidential transportation (cars, motorcycles, etc.) tends to be privileged.

Why does CAFE use harmonic mean to calculate fleet fuel efficiency?

September 30, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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bob135 questioned:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Average_Fuel_Economy

Why would you want to snub outliers? To get more cash when companies don’t meet fuel principles?

How is the demand and supply curve for hybrid cars?

September 30, 2009 by MyHybrid  
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rftelles questioned:

How steep are the curves? (is it elastic or inelastic?) Thankfulness!

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