Petrol in Pakistan is $1 a litre. How much in your country? Be honest, Cheapest gets the prize.?
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Prices of petrol is far more then developed country look at ther per capita income of single Pakistani in urban areas it's equal to 1500 dollar and in rural areas it's equal to 500 dollars per anum. so according to this ratio prices of petrol in pakistan is very high.
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Kuwait... 16 cents per gallon.
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Divide the milage by the cost of the petrol used.\n\nIf it cost you $50 to fill the gas tank and you travelled 1000 kilometers, you would get 20 kilometers per dollar.
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Venezuela is the 8th largest oil producer in the world. They got supply coming out their ears...so, yes, approx 14c per gallon for gas is current price.\n\nUK doesn't produce any oil, and they are paying approx $6.40 a gallon. We produce some and we pay around $3. \n\nConstant price thru the world? Do you know ANYTHING that has a constant price all over the world? If everything was the same price, why would we have ships cruising around carrying stuff from one country to another? Stuff is priced differently cause certain countries can grow or make it cheaper than others. Sugar for example. It costs the US a ton of money to make sugar. In Brazil it grows like a weed. It is REALLY cheap there. But, rather than getting sugar cheap from Brazil...our government slaps a huge tariff on it, to make it equal the sugar prices from the US. Great. So, now instead of paying 10c a pound, I pay like $1. 10x what I could be paying. Why??? Well, just cause some sugar grower here in the US wants to keep growing something here that barely grows and takes a ton of work to make it grow. Makes no sense. Grow something else.
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$201 (165 euros) per liter for small quantities.\nhttp://www.ktf-split.hr/periodni/en/ne.html
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Ummm....it wasn't a buck a gallon in 1998.  More like $1.30.  Not sure what the price of a barrel was, but I think it was closer to $25.  \n\nI do remember as a kid when gas was about 26 cents per gallon.  And I remember feeling ripped of as a teenager when the price went to 50 cents per gallon.
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Greed at it worst. I received an email last week asking that you do not buy Exxon/Mobil gas, saying that you can't ask people not to drive but if you boycott the biggest oil co out there that their prices will have to come down and the the other companies' will have to follow suit. if enough people were to do this it would work. The email also suggested you don't buy Exxon/Mobil until the price gets down to $1.30 gal
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I'm not sure where you've received your information, but Ho Chi Minh City is in Vietnam, a country currently reaching a record high in their gas prices.  \n\nhttp://english.people.com.cn/200601/04/eng20060104_232771.html\n\nSide note...I'm not sure how a 12-kilogram gas cylinder transfers into gallons.
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$.12/gallon???  I can't believe it!  That's TWELVE CENTS/GALLON.  Ridiculous!!!
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Per a gallon ( 5 litres) thats about £5.02 in $ that is $9 roughly per a gallon...by the way thats in London, U.K...don't think anyone can beat that price\n:P
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1BWP=10.937610PKR\n\nBWP = BOTSWANA PULA\nPKR = PAKISTAN RUPEE
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My dad in Australia has converted his car to run on Liquid Petroleum Gas. It has halved his costs every time he fills his tank. See the link below for more info.
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I drew my line at $2.00... I've already bought a motorcycle that gets 55 MPG and I ride it whenever I can (especially good for the 45 mile commute I have to make everyday... which I carpool for on days that aren't good for the bike ride)... other than that, I just try to get all my errands for the week done in one or two trips so I'm not out burning up gas all the time.
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yes ofcource....\n\nwe have it in Pakistan...
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You didn't say "Whos" price.\nI suspect you meant the consummer.  But, there's a lot of people and governments which try to get a piece of that dollar you spend on gas(oline?)\n\nThe prime culprits are taxes, commodities speculators, and other countries.\n\nSo the real answer is "whatever the market will bear".\n\nIt makes no difference that oil companies may keep their costs at are below inflation - outside factors are pushing the "price at the pump" to the point where the consumer rebels..\n\n"What I did like in the story is the soundbite (phone interview) they had with the CEO of Exxon, who was quick to point out that they (Exxon) make about 10 cents profit per gallon, while 'big government' (my words, not his) makes at least 4 times that per gallon.".....\n\n"The problem is that NO ONE ever mentions, like I have before, that these billions in profits is only about 8% of their total income. That is actually one of the lowest profit percentages of all industries."
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We'll spend $6 or $7 a gallon for gas because:\n\n- We're willing to.\n- Supply and Demand will dictate that price or higher.\n\nI saw a segment on 60 Minutes a couple weeks ago about huge reserves of oil in Canada. The reserves reside within soil.
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yeah.. good point... but I'm in S.C. and we have one of the lowest gas taxes in the nation and we're still paying near $3 for it... I don't know how that works exactly... oh yeah, greedy oil bastards jack up the price no matter what