Surely gas prices should be determined by the supply and demand for gas, and should not be linked to oil prices.Why are UK gas prices linked to the price of oil?
The oil prices are determined by the supply and demand for gas.
Therefore, it's a circular argument. These items will forever be intertwined.
FYI, when they say ';oil prices';, they're not referring to the stuff you lube your engine with...they're referring to the un-refined petroleum product that will be made into gas.Why are UK gas prices linked to the price of oil?
It's called ';contractual limitations'; in other words if gas is cheaper than oil people will switch from oil to gas, leaving the oil companies very miffed. It's a loose/loose situation for the user.
Actually, the UK's high gas prices pay for your nation's socialistic, liberal lifestyle. There's enough oil on this planet to last mankind for many years. http://ezinearticles.com/?How-Much-Oil-i鈥?/a>
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