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World's 10 costliest nations to buy diesel


10. Finland                                                                                               

Average price of litre of diesel: Rs 104.1227
Percentage of disposable income spent on diesel: 6.77%

9. Denmark

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 105
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 5.57%

8. Israel

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 107.62
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 9.47%

7. Iceland

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 108.49
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 8.97%

6. Sweden

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 110.25
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 6.77%

5. Ireland

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 111.99
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 7.02%

4. Italy

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 116.37
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 11.61%

3. Greece

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 118.9974
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 19.83%

2. United Kingdom

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 119.8724
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 7.97%

1. Norway

Average price for litre of diesel: Rs 147.87
Percentage of income spent on diesel: 6.17%


May be 11th place in india. i dont know.
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