The table illustrates the ten countries where purchasing patrol is the most expensive. It also gives information about different financial things, such as the average monthly disposable income, average monthly petrol expenditure, and the percentage of the monthly income spent on petrol in every country that is shown in the table.
Overall, it is evident that Norwegians spent the most amount of money on petrol expenditure in a month (319.85), and that the people in Belgium spent the least amount (273.05). The row of the average monthly disposable income and the percentage of monthly income spent on petrol fluctuates, while the average monthly petrol expenditure decreases.
Furthermore, it is known that the people in Turkey relatively spent the most money on gasoline, which is slightly under 35% of their monthly income. On the contrary, countries , such as The Netherlands and Britain only spent approximately 10 percent of their monthly salary on gasoline.
