PPT-Counterarguments & Responses

UNIV 112 Fall 2015 A part of argument Counterarguments answer the question What significant questions or positions different from your own can you anticipate Responses answer the question. 1 Between 2000 and July 2008 oil prices expressed in US dollars and yen increased five fold and non energy comm odity prices have more than doubled Since then commodity prices in particular oil prices have declined but still remain above their level



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