Posted by Steve@Advance on June 16, 2022 at 10:57:26 from (24.182.105.214):
In Reply to: oil posted by Leroy on June 16, 2022 at 09:16:20:
I think gasoline is the most expensive to produce. Once the gas is separated out it still needs some adjustment and additives to be ready to sell.
There are also various grades of crude oil, so some may favor different products.
The other products are somewhat byproducts of the gasoline process.
Some products are subject to more mark up, like K1, paint thinner, various solvents, cosmetics, etc. They are sold on a limited basis, different marketing, lack of competition, many factors determine the final retail price. Some have huge mark ups, so the price of oil has little effect on the final cost.
Here's a breakdown of what comes from a barrel of crude.
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