There doesn't have to be collusion where there's no competition.
I guess what you are asking is how you take the uncertainty out of—the comment was in terms of the pricing element. How do you do that? Do you support speculation? For example, are there more paper barrels that are traded per day than barrels pulled out of the ground? Is that extra cost something that is beneficial to the manufacturing industry, or is it detrimental to it?
Looking at what you're presenting here, your members seem to be indicating that energy pricing is one of the most significant things affecting them, and many are even suggesting it affects their ability to go on. I'm looking at transportation, and they're not only losing money but also saying that 20% could go out of business. That will affect everybody else in the distribution system.