economy
increasing taxes on oil
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Inflation in India was gone upto 13 % and now reduced to 6.38 BUT in reality commodity prices increased when oil prices increased but not reduced when oil prices slashed..so until unless basic commodity prices reduce, Labour rate in India will not come down. as usual it increases Min 10% avg this year also.. Govt has to come forward now and reduce the commodity prices to control the labour rate in India..
Gasoline prices are typically higher than oil prices because gasoline is a refined product of crude oil and includes additional costs such as refining, transportation, and taxes. The prices of gasoline and oil are influenced by different factors, so they do not always move in sync.
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the price of oil is increasing because there is lacking of oil in countries so the country you stay is importing oil that is why the money is increasing.
Well gas comes from oil and America does not produce enough oil to support all the things that need gas in America. So America buys alot of its oil from foreign countries. Gas prices are going up because foreign countries are increasing the price and the amount of oil is going down.
An oil pool account is a fund reserve maintained by the governments of many countries to protect citizens against fluctuations in oil prices. An example is the government of India.
Petrol prices are the most volatile across the world. The price of gasoline depends on the price of crude oil, the taxes imposed by different states, the exchange rate and oil company costs. Demand and supply imbalance also influence petrol and diesel prices. So prices vary in different countries. In India, petrol prices continue to rise as the country largely depends on imports to meet its requirements.
Southwestern Asia is the sub continent of India. Nevertheless, what ever geography is used, poverty remains a fact of life in most of Asia. High oil prices usually benefit the old oil cartel and other oil producing nations.
OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, regulates oil prices primarily through production quotas set for its member countries. By adjusting these quotas, OPEC can influence the supply of oil in the global market; reducing production leads to higher prices, while increasing production can lower prices. Additionally, OPEC monitors market conditions and can convene meetings to respond to significant price fluctuations, ensuring stability within the oil market. This coordinated approach allows OPEC to exert considerable influence over global oil prices.