A former governor has expressed views on crude oil pricing. Domestic refining should use production costs, not international market prices, according to this individual. Proceeds from by-products like diesel and kerosene could help reduce petrol costs.
This perspective emerges amidst discussion of petrol subsidies. The notion of a subsidy is disputed by the former governor, who views oil as a shared resource.
Further details on this viewpoint are available from the source, including comments made in a recent interview.
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