Most expensive places to buy gas
Rank Country Price/gal
1. Bosnia-Herzegovina $10.86
2. Eritrea $9.58
3. Norway $8.73
4. United Kingdom $8.38
5. Netherlands $8.37
6. Monaco $8.31
7. Iceland $8.28
8. Belgium $8.22
9. France $8.07
10. Germany $7.86
111. United States $3.45

Where gasoline is cheapest:
Rank Country Price/gal
1. Venezuela 12 cents
2. Iran 40 cents
3. Saudi Arabia 45 cents
4. Libya 50 cents
5. Swaziland 54 cents
6. Qatar 73 cents
7. Bahrain 81 cents
8. Egypt 89 cents
9. Kuwait 90 cents
10. Seychelles 98 cents

*Information from
<http://www.activegolf.com/forums/printable.aspx?m=2355606>

**Nationalization of oil resources is certainly a big factor in such
huge differences in prices.

Richard Menec
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18.
Get Ready to Spend $6,000 a Year on Gas
Posted by: "dmathew1" dmathew1@... dmathew1
Thu May 15, 2008 4:09 pm (PDT)
Hello Everyone,

The cyclone took 128,000 lives and the earthquake took 50,000 lives,
but there is no bigger crisis in the world than expensive oil's
threat to take away America's SUVs and destroy our consumer-driven
economy. Though the following article suggests that solutions are
available, I think those attempting to save the auto-and-consumption
addicted economy are doing the world great harm.