Opinion > Columns
Local oil firms' profits make up a huge chunk of fuel prices

GREED is really the engine of capitalism, global and local, as the current worldwide de facto oil crisis shows, in which prices soared from $70 per barrel at the beginning of the year to last week's $120. Everyone I know is shocked over the soaring, for instance, of the regular gasoline's price from P50 per liter in recent memory to P85 last week.