In what two ways could producers react to reduce a surplus of crude oil

If there's a situation in which the crude oil is in surplus, the producers will face a situation in which the prices will be dropping, thus having less profit from it. In order to solve that, there's two main methods that the producers do:

1. Decrease in price:

Despite this meaning that the producers will have less profit for the same amount of crude oil if sold in normal circumstances, they will have to do this in order to be able to spend the surplus. Once the surplus is spent, they will be able to lift up the price for it again.

2. Minimize the production:

In order to be able to come to a situation where there will be no more building up of surplus, the producers will minimize the production of  crude oil. The production will be very small, and it will be smaller than the current demand for crude oil, so that the surplus can be spent.

answer; ///first they would cross the atlantic ocean, and end up either in europe or africa; good luck

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