The table illustrates the ten highest ranking countries in terms of petrol prices along other financial information.
It is clear that, there is considerable fluctuation between their monthly disposable income, and the proportions of monthly income spent on petrol. However, the average monthly expenditure is considerably stable among all countries.
Norway, Denmark, Belgium and Sweden earn the highest monthly disposable income, with a revenue ranging between 3000 and 4400. While countries like Eretria and Turkey are in the minority with less than 1000. However, regarding their monthly expenses, all the countries spend between 275 and 319, with Eretria spend surprisingly more money than top income countries like Belgium.
Turkey and Greece dedicate more than one quarter of their monthly income to petroleum products. To be precise, 34% and 25.4% respectively which was significantly high compared to countries like Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Belgium. Those people allocate less than 10% of their monthly income to petrol expenditure. Notably, the top countries regarding monthly disposable incomes are in the minority in terms of their monthly proportions of spending on petrol.
