Gasoline prices and taxation
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The OPEC website carries a very clear chart which helps to explain variations in the price of gasoline in different countries. In the UK for example over 60 per cent of the cost of a litre of fuel is due to indirect taxation applied by thr British Government. In a sense, high taxes have helped to insulate motorists from some of the dramatic increases in world oil prices - but the contrast with the USA is remarkable. Here is the chart and also the related publication: Who gets what from imported oil?
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