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In part I of this analysis, the striking similarities of the declining oilproduction in the North Sea, Indonesia and Mexico were used to model the futuremaximum possible oil production per annum in all larger countries and regionsof the planet from 2015 to 2050.  In part II, the oil export and oil consumption patterns, that wereestablished in recent decades, are combined with the consequences of theforecast declines in regional oil production that were developed in part I ofthis analysis. The results are quantitative predictions of the maximum possibleregion-by-region oil consumption during the next 20 years.  The predictions indicate that several of the larger oil consuming andimporting countries and regions will be confronted with the economicconsequences of the onset of the world's final oil supply crisis as early as2020. In particular, during the next few years a reduction of the average percapita oil consumption of about 5%/year is predicted for most OECD countries inWestern Europe, and slightly smaller reductions, about 2-3%/year, is predictedfor all other oil importing countries and regions. The consequences of thepredicted oil supply crisis are thoroughly at odds with business-as-usual,never-ending-global-growth predictions of oil production and consumption.

A Regional Oil Extraction and Consumption Model. Part II: Predicting the declines in regional oil consumption