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 presented table gives information on petrol expenses in 10 different countries. As a general trend, an average worker in every country spends about 300$ on gas monthly, even though the disposable income is dramatically different in each nation. Countries with higher salaries like Norway, Denmark, Britain, Sweden and Belgium have a

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small proportion of gasoline spending, less than 11% of their disposable income. In Norway employees put in just below 320$ on fuel,

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is the biggest amount of expense among all the countries. As can be seen, the working

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of Italy and Greece contribute a similar financial value of approximately 283$ on gas, but the average gains differ from each other. The Greek nation has to expend around a quarter of a salary, the percentage is nearly 10% more than in Italy.

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, the populations of Turkey and Eritrea statistically have the least amount of money available for use every month.

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norm percentage of income spent on petrol by the Turkish is just under 35%.

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Eritrea has the lowest paychecks, but has the largest portion of gas expenditure - almost two-thirds of the disposable wage. It is worth mentioning, that Swedish workers have the same quantity of petrol expenses as people of Eritrea, 275$ - only a little less than 8% of the standard profit.