CLEAN: French government cuts petrol prices

The transcript discusses the minimal impact of a 6 centimes per liter increase in fuel prices, suggesting that reducing expenses by 10 or 20 euros would be more beneficial, especially for families earning under 1000 euros. It reflects on past fuel prices, noting the current high costs compared to drugs and gold, and expresses public frustration, calling for government action. The transcript briefly mentions fuel consumption.

What does the speaker suggest would be more beneficial than a 6 centimes per liter increase?

• A reduction of 5 euros

• A reduction of 10 or 20 euros

• An increase of 20 euros

• An increase of 10 euros

For whom does the speaker believe a reduction in fuel costs would be particularly beneficial?

• Families earning more than 2000 euros

• Families living in rural areas

• Families with multiple cars

• Families earning less than 1000 euros

How does the speaker compare the current cost of fuel?

• Cheaper than water

• As expensive as gold and drugs

• More expensive than electricity

• Cheaper than public transport

What does the speaker suggest about returning to a fuel price of 1 euro per liter?

• It is achievable

• It is unnecessary

• It is unrealistic

• It is already happening

Who does the speaker believe should take action regarding the high fuel prices?

• The local government

• François Hollande

• The European Union

• The oil companies