[OC] Tankrabatt (fuel discount) in German in 2022 Posted by k1next Tags:DataData Is BeautifulDataIsBeautiful 5 comments Data is taken from the Tankerkoenig (https://dev.azure.com/tankerkoenig/_git/tankerkoenig-data). Postprocessing of data is done with Python and DuckDB. Visualization using plotnine. Is this an average price of do they literally just price fix it? Seems like an awful policy if you don’t want to jack of the demand for Putins oil. Charts like these should always show zero. Otherwise you can make the drop/increase appear as big as you want to. „Fuel prices are subsidized“ – if by subsidized you mean the punitive tax rate of 70 or 80% is lowered a tiny little bit Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Data is taken from the Tankerkoenig (https://dev.azure.com/tankerkoenig/_git/tankerkoenig-data). Postprocessing of data is done with Python and DuckDB. Visualization using plotnine.
Charts like these should always show zero. Otherwise you can make the drop/increase appear as big as you want to.
„Fuel prices are subsidized“ – if by subsidized you mean the punitive tax rate of 70 or 80% is lowered a tiny little bit
![[OC] Tankrabatt (fuel discount) in German in 2022](https://www.europesays.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/v4heddade0fd1-1920x1024.png)
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Data is taken from the Tankerkoenig (https://dev.azure.com/tankerkoenig/_git/tankerkoenig-data).
Postprocessing of data is done with Python and DuckDB.
Visualization using plotnine.
Is this an average price of do they literally just price fix it?
Seems like an awful policy if you don’t want to jack of the demand for Putins oil.
Charts like these should always show zero. Otherwise you can make the drop/increase appear as big as you want to.
„Fuel prices are subsidized“ – if by subsidized you mean the punitive tax rate of 70 or 80% is lowered a tiny little bit