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Q: What is the OPEC cartel?
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What is a sheik's cartel?

Opec


What is OPEC is an example?

OPEC is an example of a cartel. Hope this helps, Hershey


What type of organization is OPEC?

A Cartel


Example of a cartel?

An example of a cartel would be OPEC. Hope this helps, Hershey


What is another name for sheiks cartel?

Opec


What is OPEC an example of?

OPEC is an example of a cartel, where member countries come together to coordinate and control oil production levels in order to stabilize prices and ensure their collective interests are met.


What cartel added Angola in 2007?

It joined OPEC in December of 2006.


The cartel that is concerned with the setting of policies and prices for the sale of oil is?

OPEC


The OPEC cartel is concerned with the setting of policies and prices for the sale of?

Crude oil.


How effective is OPEC?

The effectiveness of OPEC varies dependent of political and economic factors. During the 1973 OPEC induced oil crises their cartel actions created economic emergencies on global economies whose infrastructure were dependent on crude imports. The rise of the United States in 2014 as the world's largest oil and natural gas producer further weakens the effectiveness and coercive powers of the cartel. Moreover, non OPEC states such as Canada and Russia further weaken OPEC's threat of using oil as a weapon. Lastly OPEC states such as Saudi Arabia can and have been known to break the cartel producing as they wish to counteract potential oil crises.


When does Iraq become president of OPEC?

OPEC is a cartel of twelve countries made up of Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar etc


Who owns OPEC industry?

the rockefellers control all oil like an oil cartel, rothschilds control the banks like a banking cartel. together they control all of the worlds economies and wealth and decides what countries prosper and which remain poor