He added, "I'm much more worried about supplies, outages, dislocations and gas lines than I am about price".
But nothing either in demand nor supply nor market dislocation that in any way could reasonably substantiate the exacerbated degree of current price increases other than concerted manipulation toward ever higher prices, pure and simple.
"It was to minimize the economic dislocation during supply disruptions, unforeseen shocks to the market".
Osteonecrosis, also called necrosis of bone, death of bone tissue that may result from infection, as in osteomyelitis, or deprivation of blood supply, as in fracture, dislocation, Caisson disease (decompression sickness), or radiation sickness.
Early yesterday I posted on this site, "Hurricane Gustav and Our Strategic Petroleum Reserve," querying why the Department of Energy had not announced its willingness to release crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in case Hurricane Gustav created a dislocation of oil supplies.
What is certain already is that Hurricane Katrina produced what economists had feared most, a dislocation of oil and gas supplies on a global scale and the prospect of even higher energy prices.
Turning off 20% of the world's crude oil supply for a month or more means severe dislocations in activities far more crucial than a Sunday drive to Grandma's.
Posterior dislocations will dislocate straight posterior, only 5% of shoulder dislocations are posterior (Figure 7).
The plantar dislocation of bone detaches the dorsal vessels supplying the bone and leads to avascular necrosis.
The dislocation on Wall Street has resulted in a greater supply of financiers looking for new opportunities.
