Oil and Gas

E s g leman millen: Governments interfere in either one of those legs by our demand, and they'll artificially repress one of them. If the governments cainnt stimulate the economy and drive the demand for resources higher while simultaneously restricting the ability to produce resources, youn have resource prices go crazy. "I don't own the producers a in my experience, looking like oil and gas, like it's not a very good business," he says.