The table below lists the 10 most costly countries for gasoline, along with additional financial data.
Overall, the disposable income of the countries is different, while the expenditure for gasoline presents similar figures, with Norway having the highest disposable income. However, Norway has the lowest percentage of monthly income spent on gasoline. Eritrea, on the other hand, experienced the opposite position.
Norway’s disposable income is the highest at 4,329.07, and its gasoline expenditure is 319.85, while the monthly income spent on gasoline is only 7.40%. In contrast, Eritrea’s disposable income is only 450.09, its gasoline expenditure is 275, and the percentage of monthly income spent on gasoline is higher than all the other countries at 61.10%.
Moreover, Belgium has the lowest gasoline expenditure among the nations, at 273.05. However, its disposable income is almost the same as Sweden and Denmark, at more than 3,000. The other countries, such as the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, generally have similar figures, while Turkey and Greece are below the Netherlands and the United Kingdom in terms of disposable income.
