În această țară, un rezervor plin de benzină costă cât o cafea

Fuel prices worldwide show significant variation, from a few cents in countries like Libya and Iran to over three dollars in Hong Kong. While the average price is around 1.5 dollars per liter, countries rich in oil often subsidize their markets, leading to lower prices. Libya has the cheapest gasoline, costing just a few cents per liter, while Hong Kong consistently ranks as the most expensive, with prices several times higher. European countries also feature high fuel costs due to taxes and excise duties. The stark differences in fuel prices are primarily due to varying government policies on subsidies and taxation.