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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1     Uruguay: 1.95 
# 2     United Kingdom: 1.92 
# 3     Israel: 1.87 
# 4     Argentina: 1.75 
= 5     Finland: 1.74 
= 5     Japan: 1.74 
# 7     Iceland: 1.72 
# 8     Netherlands: 1.69 
= 9     Burundi: 1.66 
= 9     Denmark: 1.66 
# 11     Zambia: 1.64 
= 12     France: 1.62 
= 12     Central African Republic: 1.62 
# 14     Italy: 1.59 
# 15     Belgium: 1.57 
# 16     Sweden: 1.54 
= 17     Korea, South: 1.51 
= 17     Brazil: 1.51 
# 19     Germany: 1.49 
= 20     Rwanda: 1.46 
= 20     Korea, North: 1.46 
# 22     Turkey: 1.44 
# 23     Uganda: 1.41 
= 24     Zimbabwe: 1.39 
= 24     Guinea: 1.39 
= 26     Sierra Leone: 1.34 
= 26     Morocco: 1.34 
= 26     Austria: 1.34 
# 29     Hungary: 1.33 
= 30     Peru: 1.31 
= 30     Bolivia: 1.31 
# 32     Switzerland: 1.28 
= 33     Portugal: 1.26 
= 33     Czech Republic: 1.26 
= 35     Madagascar: 1.25 
= 35     Poland: 1.25 
= 35     Croatia: 1.25 
= 35     Cote d'Ivoire: 1.25 
= 35     Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of: 1.25 
# 40     Tanzania: 1.23 
# 41     Norway: 1.21 
= 42     Spain: 1.2 
= 42     Senegal: 1.2 
= 44     Ireland: 1.18 
= 44     Paraguay: 1.18 
= 44     Greece: 1.18 
= 47     Dominica: 1.16 
= 47     Kenya: 1.16 
= 49     Mali: 1.15 
= 49     Bulgaria: 1.15 
= 51     Malawi: 1.13 
= 51     Slovakia: 1.13 
= 53     Niger: 1.11 
= 53     Chad: 1.11 
= 53     Burkina Faso: 1.11 
= 53     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1.11 
= 57     El Salvador: 1.1 
= 57     Mauritania: 1.1 
= 57     Latvia: 1.1 
= 60     Lithuania: 1.08 
= 60     Sri Lanka: 1.08 
# 62     Costa Rica: 1.07 
# 63     Burma: 1.06 
= 64     Haiti: 1.05 
= 64     Chile: 1.05 
= 64     Gambia, The: 1.05 
= 64     Guinea-Bissau: 1.05 
= 68     Slovenia: 1.03 
= 68     Nepal: 1.03 
= 70     Nicaragua: 1.02 
= 70     Honduras: 1.02 
= 70     Jamaica: 1.02 
= 73     Mexico: 1 
= 73     Cuba: 1 
= 73     Cambodia: 1 
# 76     Somalia: 0.99 
= 77     India: 0.98 
= 77     Estonia: 0.98 
= 79     Bhutan: 0.95 
= 79     Canada: 0.95 
= 81     Albania: 0.93 
= 81     Australia: 0.93 
= 83     Liberia: 0.92 
= 83     Azerbaijan: 0.92 
= 83     Cameroon: 0.92 
= 83     Mozambique: 0.92 
# 87     Armenia: 0.9 
= 88     Papua New Guinea: 0.87 
= 88     Guatemala: 0.87 
= 88     Panama: 0.87 
= 88     Lebanon: 0.87 
= 88     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 0.87 
= 88     Gabon: 0.87 
= 88     Pakistan: 0.87 
# 95     South Africa: 0.82 
= 96     Colombia: 0.8 
= 96     Tunisia: 0.8 
= 98     Benin: 0.79 
= 98     New Zealand: 0.79 
= 98     Togo: 0.79 
= 101     Namibia: 0.77 
= 101     United States: 0.77 
= 103     Romania: 0.75 
= 103     Ethiopia: 0.75 
= 103     Bangladesh: 0.75 
= 106     Moldova: 0.74 
= 106     Tajikistan: 0.74 
= 106     Jordan: 0.74 
= 109     Kyrgyzstan: 0.72 
= 109     Syria: 0.72 
# 111     Uzbekistan: 0.7 
# 112     Botswana: 0.69 
# 113     Belarus: 0.68 
# 114     Laos: 0.67 
# 115     China: 0.66 
= 116     Thailand: 0.64 
= 116     Trinidad and Tobago: 0.64 
= 118     Mongolia: 0.62 
= 118     Vietnam: 0.62 
= 120     Philippines: 0.61 
= 120     Ukraine: 0.61 
# 122     Kazakhstan: 0.59 
# 123     Russia: 0.54 
= 124     Oman: 0.51 
= 124     Ecuador: 0.51 
# 126     Angola: 0.49 
= 127     Sudan: 0.46 
= 127     Malaysia: 0.46 
= 129     Algeria: 0.44 
= 129     Nigeria: 0.44 
# 131     Egypt: 0.43 
= 132     Libya: 0.41 
= 132     United Arab Emirates: 0.41 
# 134     Saudi Arabia: 0.39 
# 135     Kuwait: 0.34 
# 136     Ghana: 0.33 
# 137     Indonesia: 0.28 
# 138     Venezuela: 0.2 
# 139     Iran: 0.08 
# 140     Iraq: 0.05 
# 141     Turkmenistan: 0.03 
Weighted average: 1.0  



DEFINITION: Ratio of premium gasoline price to world average
Units: Ratio of Gasoline Price to World Average
Units: Pump price for super gasoline (US$ per liter): Fuel prices refer to the pump prices of the most widely sold grade of gasoline. Prices have been converted from the local currency to U.S. dollars, and the ratio of the gas price to the world average in the same time period was used in order to normalize the data. For more information, see World Development Indicators, Table 3.12.

SOURCE: German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ), Fuel Prices and Taxation (1999) and the electronic update for2000. Available from World Bank, World Development Indicators 2002, WDI table 3.12. via ciesin.org

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Eddie Wikina
20th January 2012 		Outcome of the recent fuel subsidy strike in Nigeria is that petrol price is fixed at N97 per liter, which is equivalent to $0.61 at prevailing exchange rate of N160/$. The chart should be updated regularly, if possible weekly due to the daily changes in fuel and pump prices, especially in economies where there is deregulation.
jr rosario
20th January 2012 		The Dominican Republic is not on this list, how come we our gas prices how could it be missed?
Oladapo Jerome
16th January 2012 		The actual cost of gasoline here in nigeria is yet uncertain pending the outcome of Labour group consent: but prior to this time, the cost of gasoline in nigrria was not in the list. Please note this ommission.
http://thejobtoday.com
16th January 2012 		Nigeria fuel pump price is becoming unbearable with the current situation in the country now. Government has peg it to N97 but the Labour Union is bending on the old price of N65 and no going back on the on going strike in the country.
eie
15th January 2012 		But seriously is there any relationship between being an oil exporter and an oil producer in relation to the retail cost of pms to consumers of that country
A M KAMAL GAYA
12th January 2012 		Going by the present situation in Nigeria, indeed for those who knew Nigeria and what obtained in reality, thus the common Nigeria ordinary citizen is among the top most in term of living standard world over. The cost of living and income per head is such measured as second to non. With the present predicament in term of apparent difficulties on the side of ordinary Nigerian,there is a need for the present administration to reduce the cost of petroleum product for the teeming masses to benefit most. However,regardless of the plight of common NIGERIAN mass the price was just added, a situation most unfortunate.
INDIAN
24th November 2011 		When it comes to INDIA people will pay almost 100% extra charge of that actual as taxes. The collected lump will be eaten by group of politicians....after their 5 yrs tenure case will be logged and never resolved....
Peter Rens
15th October 2011 		Not believable. New Zealand prices haven't been there for 15 years. Present price for standard is Kiwi$2.04 (about US$1.60.)
YEAH
26th September 2011 		Trust me Jose, That is a good price this days.
Russell
21st September 2011 		This is a chart from 1999.
Jose Delio Ares Garcia
11th August 2011 		You have not included the most expensive country of all, Dominican Republic. The cost of Gas in my country is US$7,00.00 a gallon OVER SEVEN DOLLARS! you can find that info here: http://www.seic.gov.do/paginas/Informaci%C3%B3n.aspx

and in this article here: http://www.diariolibre.com/noticias_det.php?id=301256
Raymond
11th August 2011 		Dr. Ajay. You are correct. Which makes this an almost useless chart. Also at the top of the column it says "amount" not "ratio". Poorly designed chart and not nearly as useful as one would be that had actual pump prices.
DARANDU
24th June 2011 		The Official price Fuel (Premium Motor Spirit- PMS)Per a liter
in Nigeria is N65 = $65 US dollar
Dr. Ajay B.
4th April 2011 		Guys, the prices are CORRECT. They are not given in USD or Euros. The world average price is taken as unit (1). When it says that Uruguay's price is 1.95, what it means is that the price of gas in Uruguay is 1.95 times the world average.
Erez
3rd April 2011 		it is 1.33/L 04/01/2011 in Montreal Quebec (Canada)
Yetmgeta E Abdella
11th March 2011 		The cost in Ethiopia is 1.09 USD per liter in March 2010
Sikiu Bravo (Caracas, Venezuela)
24th August 2008 		The oficial price in Venezuela for 95 Octane is US$0,032 that is Bs.68,8
Ian Graham
Staff Editor
8th April 2005 		The annual springtime increase of U.S. gasoline prices could lead to a national average price of $2.50 per gallon, which could make a full tank for an SUV cost $65 or more. California, where gas prices are usually highest, could be averaging almost $3 a gallon by June.

GasPriceWatch.com says the national average for unleaded gas is $2.30 a gallon, 40 or 50 cents higher than last year. California gas prices are averaging $2.50 per gallon, compared to $2.10 in April 2004. By summer, Americans could be spending $5 billion more per month on gasoline than they did last year.

A Goldman Sachs analysis of how high prices would have to go to spur changes in American driving behavior predicted that oil could reach $135 a barrel by 2008, which would lead to average gas prices of about $4.30. That price is considered high enough to substantially reduce gasoline consumption.

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