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... cents , 10 or 11 cents . If costs were 7 % 1⁄2 or 10 cents - if costs were 10 cents , this would decree that gasoline to break even would be 20 cents and there are places in the United States today where gasoline is selling for less ...
... cents , 10 or 11 cents . If costs were 7 % 1⁄2 or 10 cents - if costs were 10 cents , this would decree that gasoline to break even would be 20 cents and there are places in the United States today where gasoline is selling for less ...
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... cents between private or unbranded and branded gasoline . We have had a 1 - cent plan , we had all kinds of plans ... cents for regular and 32 cents for premium - the 2 - cent difference . Normally that independent normally seems to have ...
... cents between private or unbranded and branded gasoline . We have had a 1 - cent plan , we had all kinds of plans ... cents for regular and 32 cents for premium - the 2 - cent difference . Normally that independent normally seems to have ...
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... cents per gallon to 3.3 cents per gallon . When the retail market in a jobber's territory , or part thereof , becomes subnormal , the supplier and the jobber share in the downward drop with the supplier absorbing 70 percent of the drop ...
... cents per gallon to 3.3 cents per gallon . When the retail market in a jobber's territory , or part thereof , becomes subnormal , the supplier and the jobber share in the downward drop with the supplier absorbing 70 percent of the drop ...
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... cent per gallon margin , his branded dealer customer a 5.5 cent per gallon margin , and the private brand jobber or retailer is purchasing for 1 cent per gallon less than the branded jobber . This means there would be a difference of 9.75 ...
... cent per gallon margin , his branded dealer customer a 5.5 cent per gallon margin , and the private brand jobber or retailer is purchasing for 1 cent per gallon less than the branded jobber . This means there would be a difference of 9.75 ...
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... cents margin to operate within . Then I think against that you talked about an average retail gasoline dealer had about 5 % 1⁄2 cents to operate in . This is better than a 4 - cent spread . Mr.ELLIS . That is right . Chairman DIXON ...
... cents margin to operate within . Then I think against that you talked about an average retail gasoline dealer had about 5 % 1⁄2 cents to operate in . This is better than a 4 - cent spread . Mr.ELLIS . That is right . Chairman DIXON ...
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American Oil August barrel BRADLEY BRYAN BURNAP cents a gallon cents per gallon Chairman DIXON Cities Service Oil Commissioner ELMAN Commissioner JONES Commissioner MACINTYRE Commissioner REILLY competition consignment cost crude oil dealers differential EMMERGLICK Federal Trade Commission Gas-Oil Blend gasoline going Gulf Oil Corp HARNETT Humble independent refiner industry Jacksonville jobber Kansas City Kayo lease major brand major companies major oil companies margin MEYER MOORE Murphy Corp Normal Jobbers Price outlets percent Phillips Petroleum Phillips Petroleum Co Premium Price This Date price wars private brand problem profit Pure Oil Pure Oil Co refinery retail price RODMAN sell service station Sinclair Refining Sinclair Refining Co sold Standard Oil Standard Oil Co statement Sub-Normal Price Sun Oil Sun Oil Co Super supplier talking Tampa tank wagon price Texaco Texas thing tion wholesale YARRINGTON
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Page 79 - Thank you for coming. We will stand in recess until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. (Whereupon, at 4:03 pm, May 3, 1965, the Commission recessed, to reconvene at 10 am, Tuesday, May 4, 1965.) FTC INDUSTRY CONFERENCE ON MARKETING OF AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1965 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, Washington; DC Present: Paul Rand Dixon, Chairman; Philip Elman, Commissioner; A.
Page 639 - between (the founders * * *. This would be true whether they were in actual or potential competition with each other and even though the new corporation was formed to create a wholly new enterprise. Realistically, the parents would not compete with their progeny * * * actual restraints need not be proved.
Page 904 - lessee, which excepted taxes the lessee agrees to pay. 8. Lessor agrees at his own expense to keep the buildings and improvements in good condition and repair during the term of this lease or any renewal or extension thereof. If lessor should
Page 421 - We appreciate this opportunity to appear personally to highlight some of the points in our written statement previously submitted to the Commission, and to answer any questions you may have. Mr. Chairman and members of the
Page 19 - 1 3 New Mexico Petroleum Marketers Association (Jobber Division). North Carolina Oil Jobbers Association. Northwest Petroleum Association (Minnesota and North Dakota). Oklahoma Oil Jobbers Association. Oregon Oil Jobbers Association. Pennsylvania Petroleum Association, Inc. South Carolina Oil Jobbers Association. South Dakota Independent Oil Men's Association. Tennessee Oil Men's Association. Texas Oil Jobbers Association. Virginia Petroleum Jobbers Association. Washington Oil Marketers Association....
Page 166 - (Whereupon, at 5:10 pm, May 4, 1965, the hearing in the aboveentitled matter was recessed, to reconvene at 10 am
Page 639 - I believe that these 'bare bones' really lay bare one of the most brazen violations of the Sherman Act that I have experienced in a quarter of a century • * *. The net effect of the remand is, therefore, but to extend for perhaps an additional 5 years White Motors' enjoyment of the fruits of its illegal action." Justice Tom C. Clark, W'hite Motors v. United
Page 50 - scheduled witnesses are unable to be here. I am WE Turner, executive vice president of the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association. You have, I believe, a copy of Mr. Abel's prepared statement. If it is your desire, I can summarize what I
Page 215 - and finish up what we have in the morning scheduled for tomorrow by afternoon of tomorrow anyway. TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM D. SNOW, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AND GENERAL COUNSEL, NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PETROLEUM RETAILERS, INC. Mr. SNOW. Mr. Chairman,
Page 421 - Mr. Chairman and members of the Commission, my name is Harry J. Peckheiser. I am executive vice president of the Mobil Oil Co., the domestic operating division of Socony Mobil Oil Co.. Inc. My area of responsibility includes Mobil Oil's supply and distribution, refining, and marketing activities in the United States.