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U.S. Retail Gasoline Prices Since 2000

By Robert Rapier on Apr 22, 2007
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Time Scale	Data Aggregation
Yearly Quarterly Monthly Weekly Daily	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Date	$/gallon

Dec 17, 2001	$1.06
Dec 24, 2001	$1.07
Dec 10, 2001	$1.10
Jan 28, 2002	$1.10
Dec 31, 2001	$1.10
Dec 3, 2001	$1.11
Jan 14, 2002	$1.11
Jan 21, 2002	$1.11
Feb 11, 2002	$1.11
Jan 7, 2002	$1.11
Feb 18, 2002	$1.12
Feb 25, 2002	$1.12
Feb 4, 2002	$1.12
Nov 26, 2001	$1.13
Mar 4, 2002	$1.14
Nov 19, 2001	$1.17
Nov 12, 2001	$1.18
Nov 5, 2001	$1.21
Mar 11, 2002	$1.22
Oct 29, 2001	$1.24
Jan 10, 2000	$1.26
Jan 3, 2000	$1.27
Oct 22, 2001	$1.27
Jan 17, 2000	$1.28
Mar 18, 2002	$1.29
Oct 15, 2001	$1.31
Jan 31, 2000	$1.32
Jan 24, 2000	$1.32
Feb 7, 2000	$1.33
Mar 25, 2002	$1.34
Oct 8, 2001	$1.35
Dec 16, 2002	$1.36
Feb 14, 2000	$1.36
Dec 2, 2002	$1.36
Dec 9, 2002	$1.36
Apr 1, 2002	$1.37
Jun 10, 2002	$1.38
Jun 17, 2002	$1.38
Jun 24, 2002	$1.38
Nov 25, 2002	$1.38
Jul 30, 2001	$1.38
Aug 6, 2001	$1.38
Jul 8, 2002	$1.38
Aug 13, 2001	$1.39
Jul 15, 2002	$1.39
May 13, 2002	$1.39
Sep 2, 2002	$1.39
Jul 1, 2002	$1.39
May 27, 2002	$1.39
Aug 12, 2002	$1.39
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Sources: Energy Information Administration (EIA) (http://www.eia.doe.gov/)

Comments (5)

Charles A. Francis says

It is time for the goverment to take over the oil and gas industry.
Thats what oil countries did when the major oil companies invested in those countries

posted about 1 year ago

databong

databong says

So Charles, with the government running the oil and gas companies, do you think:

1) Oil and gas prices will go up or down?
2) Productivity will go up or down?
3) Oil and gas dependence/consumption will go up or down?
4) Corruption in the oil and gas industry will go up or down?

posted about 1 year ago

databong

databong says

Since 2000 isn't all that informative. If you don't include the last two oil "shocks" in the US (1973 and 1979 -- I waited in gas lines in both), you're losing two big comparison points.

Also, is doesn't seem like this graph is normalized to real dollars? If not, it's pretty much misleading and useless.

Also, looking at the US in isolation is very misleading. You need to compare against other countries.

I'd love upload some data in real (non-inflated) dollars with comparisons to other countries, and when I get some spare time I promise I will :)

posted about 1 year ago

paganinio

paganinio says

exciting to look at

posted 24 days ago

HPgal

HPgal says

this is crazy im going to buy a horse and ride it to school!

posted 21 days ago