There are some corners of the world where gas costs less than a dollar a gallon. But they all have in common is something the U.S. and Europe don't have: easy and abundant access to domestically or locally produced oil. On top of that, many of these governments provide large gas subsidies to keep prices down. Some of these gas cheapskates are OPEC members, but others are just close to the source. Many are now experiencing domestic instability that may be making these prices from November 2010 appear much lower than they are now. But easy access to the raw material and heavy government subsidies should keep costs low in these countries for some time.
Nowadays, everyone complains about the cost of gasoline, yet we all pay different prices. In the US the cost of gasoline is far lower than those in Europe, and in the Middle East the prices are lower still. To know about the suffering countries, check out these countries with the highest gas prices instead.
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