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. v.2
The table below shows the world’s ten most expensive countries for petrol along with other financial information.
The table illustrates the list of countries with highest petrol expenses.
The main contrasting feature is the outstandingly low values of average monthly disposable income of Turkey and Eritrea. It corresponds to their high percentage of monthly income spent on petrol, with 34 and 61 percent respectively. However, average monthly petrol expenditure of Eritrea is 275 dollars, same as Sweedish values but Turkey petrol expenses reach a second highest value in the list with 316 dollars a months, which is just below Norway woth 320 dollars a month.
On the other hand, countries like Sweeden, Norway or Denmark have remarkably low percentage of monthly income spent on petrol, that results in high values of monthly disposable income, However, average monthly petrol expenditure does not follow this trend.
To conclude, percentage of monthly income spent on petrol corelates with average monthly disposable income in all countries but now with average petrol expenditure.
The table illustrates the list of countries with
highest
petrol
expenses.
The main contrasting feature is the
outstandingly
low values of
average
monthly
disposable
income
of Turkey and Eritrea. It corresponds to their high percentage of
monthly
income
spent on
petrol
, with 34 and 61 percent
respectively
.
However
,
average
monthly
petrol
expenditure of Eritrea is 275 dollars, same as
Sweedish
values
but
Turkey
petrol
expenses reach a second highest
value
in the list with 316 dollars
a months
, which is
just
below Norway
woth
320 dollars a month.
On the other hand
, countries like
Sweeden
, Norway or Denmark have
remarkably
low percentage of
monthly
income
spent on
petrol
, that results in high values of
monthly
disposable
income
,
However
,
average
monthly
petrol
expenditure does not follow this trend.
To conclude
, percentage of
monthly
income
spent on
petrol
corelates
with
average
monthly
disposable
income
in all countries
but
now
with
average
petrol
expenditure.
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