It's the uncertainty in the markets. That's what really is motivating this.

They have every incentive to take care of people and make sure their refineries come back on line. Otherwise, they are creating greater risks.

This is such a tight market for all petrochemical and refined products that they needed to do this. Every day of discontinued or reduced production is a day of lost profit or lost profit opportunity.

This is going to be more than a serious dip in the economy. This is going to be more like an anchor, dragging everything down with it.

As long as demand stays high, people will have to pay more.

Competition will continue, just on a smaller scale.

I welcome the investigation to hopefully put the issue to rest once and for all, but it doesn't seem likely that something will be found.

may end up importing labor from other producing regions.

We know we have to go back and fix that. What is Rita going to add to that?