The world’s oil cartel is set to meet Nov. 27 Getty ImagesTo cut or not to cut.Will they or won’t they? Wall Street is divided over whether the Organization of The Petroleum Exporting Countries members will vote to cut production, which could boost crude prices, or at least provide an artificial floor. The 12-member cartel is set to meet on Nov. 27, on what likely will be a closely watched confabulation of the top oil producers. Oil has been trading at its lowest in years due to worries OPEC and non-OPEC supplies are plentiful, and demand is slackening in China, Europe, and elsewhere. Some say that several OPEC members — including Venezuela, Ecuador, and some smaller Gulf states — cannot withstand the lower prices much longer, and will pressure other members to vote for a decline in output. Others see OPEC as more concerned about its market share, and prices around $80 will be just fine for a while longer. OPEC represents about 80% of the world’s crude oil reserves. What do you think? Claudia Assis