Oil will worth a lot more then [sic] gold because oil is hard [sic] to get then [sic] gold.
The question needs to be restated because it's not meaningful. Oil and gold are both commodities but they have very different uses and are priced very differently. Oil is priced by volume and gold by weight.
Each has an intrinsic worth in its own part of the economy but they're not at all comparable: you can't put gold in the crankcase of a car, and you can't make jewelry out of oil, for example.
GOLD is much more better because It's worth more and silver is not
Gold is worth more than diamonds (diamonds do not have a universal absolute value, whereas gold does). Oil is worth more than both gold and diamonds combined.We rely on oil to power our economies, keep the ships floating, keep our cars moving, keep the planes flying and so on. Without the oil, there is no economy. Wars are fought over oil, but none are fought over diamonds (except some small civil wars as a result of disputes).Oil however is running out, which makes it even more expensive and valuable than it used to be. We are quickly trying to find new ways to replace the oil we rely on, such as electric cars. Oil will only get even more valuable as it becomes rarer.Another AnswerIn terms of weight, a cup of diamonds vs a cup of oil depends on the quality of both. A cup of gemstones, for example, would be worth far more than a cup of oil. However, a cup of industrial diamonds -- about 80% of all those mined, would be worth less than a cup of oil.
Linen is worth more than gold to a lot of people. Others would argue that gold is far more valuable.
no But technically, the US dollar is the more powerful currency. Oil is bought and sold in the $, as is gold and diamonds etc.
A pound of gold is worth more than half a pound of gold.
Of course gold is worth more than oil if that is your question. But you cannot burn gold. So it depends on what your needs are.
Gold is worth more simply because gold is worth more per ounce on the market.
gold is worth more than silver, so the more gold the more its worth.
The 18kat gold is worth more because the higher it is the more value it has
GOLD is much more better because It's worth more and silver is not
black gold is oil. it is called that because it is worth a lot
Gold is worth more than diamonds (diamonds do not have a universal absolute value, whereas gold does). Oil is worth more than both gold and diamonds combined.We rely on oil to power our economies, keep the ships floating, keep our cars moving, keep the planes flying and so on. Without the oil, there is no economy. Wars are fought over oil, but none are fought over diamonds (except some small civil wars as a result of disputes).Oil however is running out, which makes it even more expensive and valuable than it used to be. We are quickly trying to find new ways to replace the oil we rely on, such as electric cars. Oil will only get even more valuable as it becomes rarer.Another AnswerIn terms of weight, a cup of diamonds vs a cup of oil depends on the quality of both. A cup of gemstones, for example, would be worth far more than a cup of oil. However, a cup of industrial diamonds -- about 80% of all those mined, would be worth less than a cup of oil.
Linen is worth more than gold to a lot of people. Others would argue that gold is far more valuable.
Steel is stronger then gold and more abounded then gold ... Gold is worth more the steel ... Gold is less abounded ... the main reason why Gold is worth more then steel is that it does not oxide ... which means it don't rust ...
no But technically, the US dollar is the more powerful currency. Oil is bought and sold in the $, as is gold and diamonds etc.
22k has a higher grade then a 14k so therefor 22k is worth more
pure gold (24k) vs 41.7% (10k) gold.. you decide.