The table below shows the world's ten most expensive countries for petrol along with other financial information. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table shows the ten

countries

with the highest fuel costs and provides a breakdown of average monthly earnings and expenditure on

petrol

. Of the ten

countries

, those in northern Europe have the highest

income

with Norwegians and the Swedish earning the most.

In contrast

, there are only two

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countries

on the table, Turkey and

Eritrea

, and they have the lowest

income

with people in

Eritrea

earning on average approximately a tenth that of those in Norway, the highest at $4329.07. It is

also

interesting to note that there is very little variation in the amount of money spent on

petrol

and that

this

does not seem to correlate to location or

income

.

For example

,

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expenditure

expenditures

in Norway and Turkey is very similar ($319.85 and $315.96 respectively) and in Sweden and

Eritrea

it is identical at $275. In summary, there is a huge disparity in

income

in the listed

countries

but very little difference in how much of

this

is spent on

petrol

.

This

means that there is a huge discrepancy in the percentage of

income

spent on

petrol

with Norway spending 7.4% of their

income

on fuel compared with over sixty percent in

Eritrea

.