Oil prices plunged around 50% from their June peak by the end of 2014, the fastest collapse since the dark days of 2008. This time around, supply is seen as the biggest culprit as the world deals with a glut of oil. Overall, the drop is seen as a boon for the U.S. economy and consumers as it translates into a virtual “tax cut.” But, clearly, not everyone will benefit. The energy sector has, unsurprisingly, taken a big hit, as reflected by the 10.6% drop in 2014 posted by the Energy Sector Select SPDR ETF XLE,+0.47% XLE, +0.47% not to mention the 22.4% drop by the fracking-orientated Market Vectors Unconventional Oil & Gas ETF FRAK, +0.78% Here’s a look at others who stand to lose out from the oil rout. Tougher times ahead for the oil patch Getty Images Slide 2 of Oil workers While […]