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The estimated world oil reserves are 2.1 \times 10¹^2 barrels. How long will these reserves last under the following two scenarios: 1) At the current rate of consumption, which is 98 \times 10⁶ barrels per day. 2) If the demand for oil increases by 2.5% per year.

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Description: the estimated world oil reserves are 21 times 1012 barrels how long will these reserves last under the following two scenarios 1 at the current rate of consumption which is 98 times 106 barr 61404

          The estimated world oil reserves are 2.1 \times  10¹^2 barrels. How long will these reserves last under the following two scenarios:
1) At the current rate of consumption, which is 98 \times  10⁶ barrels per day.
2) If the demand for oil increases by 2.5% per year.

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Principles of Economics

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The estimated world oil reserves are 2.1 \times 10¹^2 barrels. How long will these reserves last under the following two scenarios: 1) At the current rate of consumption, which is 98 \times 10⁶ barrels per day. 2) If the demand for oil increases by 2.5% per year.