The New CAFE Standards – Let’s Do Some Math
Source: http://dianchu.blogspot.com/2009/05/new-cafe-standards-lets-do-some-math.htmlPosted on Saturday, May 23rd, 2009 | In Economics, Investing Lessons
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Author: Dian L. Chu, 05/23/09As part of President Obama’s National Fuel Efficiency Policy, the corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) rules require automakers in the U.S. to meet average efficiency standards of 35.5 mpg by 2016, 4 years sooner than planned under the Bush administration. The change in rules would for the first time combine vehicle pollution reduction with increased driving
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Market analyst, trader and financial writer for Zero Hedge, Seeking Alpha, and Daily Markets. My articles are also syndicated to Reuters, USA Today and BusinessWeek. Professional credentials include M.B.A., C.P.M. and Chartered Economist with extensive professional experience in market segment forecasting and strategies. Previous employers include Enron, Time Warner & Clear Channel. I'm currently working in the U.S. for the energy sector. |
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