Ed Elson

Because it's easy, Ed.

50,000.

That's right.

Yeah.

Which is likely a signal, it seems, that this is going to continue for some time.

I mean, whether it's this or...

or something else, something related to this.

I mean, it's hard not to assume that we're not approaching the endgame here, especially when nothing meaningful happens in these headlines.

And I think the next question, although we do have to wrap it up here, is what this...

impact would be and will be on the economy the big question for investors seems to be not whether oil prices will be high they already are high we already know that the question is will whether they will remain high and remain elevated and from what i'm hearing it wouldn't be a bad bet to assume that they will

Justin Wolff is Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University of Michigan.

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Thank you for joining us.

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