The government has the greatest impact on the price of fossil fuels throughout most of the world, followed by the producers.
Certainly in the UK about 75% of the retail price is tax.
obviously yes...because petrol like gold is priced at market price and not at the price which existed earlier.
depending on the distance cvered and the amount of petrol that wil be used , they charge different prices
The price depends on the petrol supplier, how much they charge for the company who owns the petrol station. It also depends on how much of a profit the companies want to make. Say if sainsburys had a petrol station somewhere, prices 110p per litre, they could be making 10p profit off the petrol suppliers price which could be 100p per litre.
The prices of petrol products have changed in the last 12 months by -4.78% in America. Petrol prices are currently 3.665, and one year ago the prices were 3.849.
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The government controls the petrol price, in that it sets a standard price that all petrol providers must charge. The price is still affected by international oil prices, rising and falling as these prices rise and fall.
The flow of petrol
$3.50 a litre.
demand of petrol are going up year by year and petrol is nonrenewable source of energy
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Petrol, or gasoline, prices will fluctuate, generally, in the same direction as the price of oil. However, there are other factors, including shipping and refining expenses, that go into the price of petrol.