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To: Ilaine who wrote (56977)1/11/2001 1:47:03 PM
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if they begin to regulate the wholesale price, supplies will simply dry up. why would an out-of-state wholesaler sell at a capped price? they'd have to be crazy to do that, so they won't. and 'expectations of a drop' in wholesale prices are merely the carrot they dangle in front of them...i'll believe that when i see it. why should prices drop? the supply/demand equation hasn't changed one iota.
are the out-of-state generators involved in the negotiations, or is this done without asking them?
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