The latest data from the Ministry of Economic Development on domestic prices of some petroleum products damage to the oil price collapse of a 23% in the last month alone.
is interesting to note that this collapse is a miserable 6% drop at the pump.
Better to have France and Germany, where the declines for gasoline and diesel have been much more sustained. The disturbing fact
is that crude oil has dropped almost to the values \u200b\u200bin April, but when the fuel cost 6 cents less . "Oil in these records the same day quote of the first week of April. But four months ago, prices were 1.39 for the green and 1.36 for diesel. Compared to April, then, for the same oil prices, prices are higher at around 6 cents per liter. "
And it's hard not to connect this' high tax burden that the Minister Tremonti has not decreased but rather increased with the latest idea of \u200b\u200bdemagogic Robin Hood Tax . Indeed " 55% goes in taxes. In 2007, according to the ACI data , Italians spent 39.4 billion euro (+1.4% compared to 2006) for fuel. Of these, 21.8 billion went to taxes (+1.7%). The tax levy is thus accounted for 55%. "
a huge tax burden that companies now have a good game reshoot part of the defenseless customers.
I remember the Robin Hood Tax in anticipation the government will make about € 4 billion more tax revenue. But this money only about 290 million of € will be used to finance the social fund. And peanuts are
than more money that oil companies are cashing in recent weeks. That must be why we have not heard any of them complaining?
is interesting to note that this collapse is a miserable 6% drop at the pump.
Better to have France and Germany, where the declines for gasoline and diesel have been much more sustained. The disturbing fact
is that crude oil has dropped almost to the values \u200b\u200bin April, but when the fuel cost 6 cents less . "Oil in these records the same day quote of the first week of April. But four months ago, prices were 1.39 for the green and 1.36 for diesel. Compared to April, then, for the same oil prices, prices are higher at around 6 cents per liter. "
And it's hard not to connect this' high tax burden that the Minister Tremonti has not decreased but rather increased with the latest idea of \u200b\u200bdemagogic Robin Hood Tax . Indeed " 55% goes in taxes. In 2007, according to the ACI data , Italians spent 39.4 billion euro (+1.4% compared to 2006) for fuel. Of these, 21.8 billion went to taxes (+1.7%). The tax levy is thus accounted for 55%. "
a huge tax burden that companies now have a good game reshoot part of the defenseless customers.
I remember the Robin Hood Tax in anticipation the government will make about € 4 billion more tax revenue. But this money only about 290 million of € will be used to finance the social fund. And peanuts are
than more money that oil companies are cashing in recent weeks. That must be why we have not heard any of them complaining?
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