> you must now pay a 30% surcharge on gasoline you use. What happens when you have low income and cannot afford a car? What a strange example. Over the past fe

> you must now pay a 30% surcharge on gasoline you use. What happens when you have low income and cannot afford a car? What a strange example. Over the past few years gas prices have fluctuated by 100%. Your idea comes pre-disproven. You can’t really compare commodities with consumer discretionary spending.