Abstract

the article "Oil Policy of the World: In whose hands is the Global Energy Lever" explores the impact of oil on global political strategies and relations. The article examines the key factors that determine oil prices and the role of oil diplomacy in shaping the world order.

Keywords

• oil policy, hegemonic states, commodity derivatives market, economic stagnation, “quantitative easing policy”, fundamental factors.

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