The table illustrates ten countries that are the most expensive for gasoline. A quick glance at the chart shows the average monthly disposable income, average monthly petrol expenditure and percentage of monthly income spent on petrol.
Further analysis of the chart reveals that Norway has the highest average monthly disposable income while Eritrea has the lowest: 4329.07 and 450.09 respectively. Generally, all ten countries disposable income stands out more than 100$ monthly.
When it comes to average monthly petrol expenditure Sweden and Eritrea has spent the same amount on gasoline, but the percentage of monthly income spent is 7.70% and 61.10% respectively. However, there is a slight difference between each country on their spending on petrol which is less than 5$ per month.
Looking more closely at the chart displays, as a percentage Turkey spend the second most amount on petrol from their income which is 34.20% while Norway spends the least amount.
