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Well in Italy we’re not so distant with a +180% ca.
by sMarsIntruder 5y ago
Well in Italy we’re not so distant with a +180% ca.
- GhettoComputers 5y agoThe corruption in both countries seems to have universal effects.
- kybernetyk 5y agoGermany is nearing 300%
- arein3 5y agothat's a lie
- kybernetyk 5y agoIs it? Net price if 1l petrol is around 40 euro cent. At the gas station you can get one Liter for 160 cents. As I’m writing the cheapest price is 168 cents.
- arein3 5y agoit is 50+ euro cent per liter (platts cotation) and it's arround 15 euro cent per liter for transportation + storage and services Fuel taxes in Germany are €0.6545 per litre for conventional unleaded petrol, plus Value Added Tax (19%) on the fuel itself and the Fuel Tax. so the 19% VAT is 30cents + 65 cents petrol tax is 95 cents in total for tax the remaining 65 cents are for fuel price and profit so it's more like 150%-200% but not 300%
- glenneroo 5y ago300% compared to when? And where are you getting your info from? Googling for "gasoline prices Europe" and it's apparently nowhere even close to that. I can't vouch for the accuracy of either of these sites but they have nice historical price charts: https://www.statista.com/statistics/603701/diesel-fuel-prices-germany/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/603701/diesel-fuel-price... https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/gasoline-prices https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/gasoline-prices Italy also doesn't seem to be even close to 180%: https://tradingeconomics.com/italy/gasoline-prices https://tradingeconomics.com/italy/gasoline-prices
- llampx 5y ago300% is not the increase, but rather the tax on the raw price of petrol as I understand it.