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Introducing “The Economics of Everyday Things”
Freakonomics Radio
Why Don't Gas Station Owners Charge More?
On average, a gas station sells roughly 4,000 gallons of gas every day. At seven cents per gallon, that's a daily profit of around $300. So why don't station owners charge more for gas? For starters, they have a lot of competition.
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