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The Energy Crisis: The Need For Antitrust Action And Federal Regulation, P. Scott Dye, Samuel H. Gillespie, Iii, Steven P. Howard, Franklin M. Tatum

Vanderbilt Law Review

The energy industry faces a crisis--an energy shortage that may not be alleviated for a number of years. Unlike the transitory regional supply shortages of the past, the present crisis is far more pervasive,threatening the industrial and economic progress of the nation. Authorities have predicted that this energy gap, spurred on by the convergence of a variety of circumstances affecting the delicate balance of supply and demand, will have collateral consequences that stagger the imagination, including sharp buyer competition for scarce fuel supplies and spiraling consumer prices for basic fuel services. The very existence of the crisis raises many grave …

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