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The 34 pages that link to OPEC, each with the reason it gives.

• Saudi ArabiaRelated: Saudi Arabia’s production capacity gives it substantial influence within the organization.

• Gulf WarRelated: Oil production disagreements intensified Iraq’s economic dispute with Kuwait.

• 1973 oil crisisRelated: OPEC producers separately raised posted prices, amplifying the crisis beyond the embargo.

• Saudi AramcoRelated: Saudi Arabia’s production choices, including those involving Aramco, matter to OPEC policy.

• IraqRelated: Iraq’s oil production decisions take place within this producer group.

• StagflationRelated: OPEC production decisions shaped the oil supply shocks associated with 1970s stagflation.

• Oil priceRelated: Its production decisions became a central influence on internationally traded crude prices.

• Crude oilRelated: Its members influence crude-oil supply and global price movements.

• Saudi Arabia–United States relationsRelated: Saudi production decisions within OPEC can affect global prices and US economic interests.

• Venezuelan oil industryRelated: Venezuela helped found OPEC to strengthen producing countries’ influence over oil markets.

• Middle EastRelated: Several Middle Eastern members make oil production a major regional policy connection.

• National Iranian Oil CompanyRelated: Iran participates in OPEC through its state-controlled oil sector.

• Petroleum industryRelated: OPEC decisions can influence production and prices across global oil markets.

• Iraqi invasion of KuwaitRelated: Iraq blamed Kuwait’s production levels for depressing oil prices and reducing Iraqi revenue.

• Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaRelated: Saudi Arabia’s production decisions give it major influence within the organization.

• Faisal of Saudi ArabiaRelated: Saudi Arabia’s influence within OPEC helped make oil policy a tool of state diplomacy.

• Royal Dutch ShellRelated: Unlike Shell, OPEC represents producing states, whose decisions can reshape the company’s markets.

• Petróleos de VenezuelaRelated: Venezuela’s membership places PDVSA’s production within a wider framework of oil-market coordination.

• Saudi Arabia–Iran relationsRelated: Saudi Arabia and Iran are major members whose disagreements can complicate oil-policy coordination.

• 1970s energy crisisRelated: OPEC members used production cuts and export restrictions to exert leverage in 1973.

• Economy of Saudi ArabiaRelated: Saudi production decisions within OPEC influence export volumes and global oil supply.

• Luis Herrera CampinsRelated: As an oil-producing country, Venezuela pursued economic diplomacy through OPEC during his presidency.

• 1970sRelated: Its influence over oil supply and prices grew sharply in the 1970s.

• João LourençoRelated: Oil policy shaped Angola’s finances during Lourenço’s presidency; Angola left OPEC in 2024.

• Marc RichRelated: OPEC’s production decisions created market shifts that oil traders such as Rich navigated.

• Economy of the Middle EastRelated: Several Middle Eastern producers use OPEC frameworks to coordinate oil policy.

• History of energyRelated: Its members changed bargaining power between producing states and consuming economies.

• History of the petroleum industryRelated: OPEC gave producing countries a forum to coordinate petroleum policy.