Originally posted by invigorated:
[b]If all drivers collectively just support a
specific petrol brand, thus leading to other brands, esp the
'market leaders aka frequent price setters' having an excess, the
petrol price would prob take a dip.
If drivers can put off their brand loyalty and take such a measure,
the oligopolistic nature of the 'petrol cartel' should subside.
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agreed. but do you think sgporeans can really stand together to
take this fight to the petrol companies?
The largest network is EXXONMOBIL. if someone were to propose a 3
month boycott of their stations islandwide, would everyone follow?
What would it take to get every sg car driver to NOT pump
exxonmobil and perhaps make a long drive to find another station
just to support this?
