SANTO DOMINGO. - The Industry and Commerce Ministry (SEIC) posted lower prices on gasoline, avtur and kerosene, whereas those of diesel and propane gas remain unchanged.
For the week from November 28 to December 4 a gallon of premium gasoline will cost RD$159.80, or RD$1.00 less and regular RD$149.60, also RD$1.00 less.
Avtur will sell for RD$102.60 per gallon, for a reduction of RD$1.00, and kerosene will cost RD$119.40, or RD$1.00 less per gallon.
Prices on regular and premium diesel are unchanged at RD$ 127.30 and RD$132.30 per gallon, as well as propane gas at RD$72.29 per gallon.

It is of course good when the government sets the price of petrol as people do not go miles to find it cheaper and do not store/transport gas in a non safe way.
The government could raise petrol price and use the income to buy more buses for the state bus company.possibly reducing fares.
S.
Gotta love Miami!!!!
The retail co-operative can buy members requirements from farmers, producer co-operatives, fishermen etc. A church hall or similar can be used for distribution say twice a week. When a product is in short supply another product can be substituted or an allocation imposed.
Food bills can be halved especially in areas with little competition. In the DR many syndicates, a form of co-operative, provided excellent bus services. Small retailers can band together to get a good deal from producers and wholesalers.
http://www.nedac.org.in/index_files/FairTrade.htm
Countries also need to adopt laws stopping foreign hypermarkets from driving up prices.
Its amazing how they do this - at the supermarket locally platinos are 8 pesos. whereas local farmers charge 2-3.
S.
And if we club together to buy a sack of rice something in aC's crazy mixed up mind says this is against the laws of economics.
Supermarkets have to support fat cat capitalists who own the shopping malls doing so at the expense of both small producer and consumer. They also destroy employment in existing distribution chains where there is no other employment forcing people to rely on government hand outs and/or have a pooer standard of life. They also make destitute small local producers by unnecessary transport of goods over vast distances and hype food that provides poor nutrition.
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I am all in favour of high taxes on fuel and on cars as it is a tax that falls mainly on the better off and not on the poor . Petrol is not exessively high here but I am wondering what prices are pushing inflation up to the 6% predicted by the Government