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The price per barrel of crude in the UK is the same as it is in the USA.
Perhaps a little cheaper since less transportation costs. Since the raw material price is the same and the refining costs should be the same the only difference is the taxes and the potential profiting. Many countries raise a considerable amount of taxes via gasoline and diesel. It seems that the UK is one of them. Does that mean that they have lower taxes elseware - I don't think so. I have heard that the governments claim that it encourages conservation. I think if I lived in the UK I would ride a bike. "Meindert Sprang" wrote in message ... "Gordon Wedman" wrote in message news:jKMvc.9266$DV4.5918@clgrps13... I think I heard today that gas has gone over $2L in the UK. That's something like $8 gallon................ Ouch! Meindert |
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