Israeli drivers pay $9.28 a gallon for premium gasoline, compared to $4.89 in China and $3.75 in the United States, according to Bloomberg.
The survey noted that the Israeli government regulates the price of gasoline, and that taxes typically make up about half the cost of a gallon of gas. It also noted that while Israel taxes gasoline, it simultaneously subsidizes oil to the tune of some $565 million per year.(c)
Aнерексики очень любят готовить и потом смотреть как другие всё это пожирают (c) Fursetka
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