By Richard Walrath

Refineries understand supply and demand.  More gasoline from ethanol increases the supply. 

What to do?  Don’t refine as much gasoline. 

Consumers don’t understand supply and demand.  They control demand, but that fact just doesn’t register on them.  Prices of gasoline will start to fall when consumers start using less of it.  Drive less, use less, buy less.

Remember the two egg theory — refuse to buy eggs by the dozen, just buy one or two at a time.  And, in a short time, the price of eggs will go down to where you can afford to buy a dozen.