Does Exxon's Departure From Russia Signal Higher Oil Prices?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Contrast that with the 1960s, when countries like Iran and Iraq pushed foreign operators to invest in more production capacity in order to receive more revenue.
39% : This could also encourage greater resource nationalism in other countries, reducing investment and future oil supply, as in the 1970s, especially if sanctions against Iran, Russia and Venezuela put continuing upwards pressure on oil prices.

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