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EGEE 120: Oil: International Evolution

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Oil Strategy and World War II (3:09)

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Lessons

  • Welcome to EGEE 120!
    • Lesson 1 - The Rise of American Oil and the Competitive International Industry
    • Lesson 2 - Standard Oil Trust and The Oil Wars
    • Lesson 3 - Asian Oil Development and World War 1
    • Lesson 4 - Middle East Oil Development & the Rise of Automobiles & Gasoline
    • Lesson 5 - Boom and Bust Cycles
    • Lesson 6 - Oil Strategy and World War II
      • Lesson 6 Introduction
      • The Prize, Chapter 18 Overview
      • The Prize, Chapter 19 Overview
      • The Prize, Chapter 20 Overview
      • The Quest, Chapter 14 Overview
      • Lesson 6 Connection Video
    • Lesson 7 - Post War Order
    • Lesson 8 - Post-war Petroleum Order and Crises
    • Lesson 9 - OPEC and the Hydrocarbon Age
    • Lesson 10 - OPEC
    • Lesson 11 - Supply Disruptions, Price Shocks & Oil Market Trading
    • Lesson 12 - Unconventional Applications And Climate Change

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