Issue 142 - 15 Jul 1980
Economists in major international oil companies and banks are increasing their intention on revenue requirements of OPEC nations as the best guide to likely production patterns, now that more and more countries are either legally or optionally bound to keep production within justified limits. And the First National Bank of Chicago has become the leading estimator of investment income.
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