The economical processes in the modern world are very complicated and the problems which appear in the powerful countries come through the whole planet. The same deals with the strategically important products, which influence the economy of the whole world, one of which is oil. The importance of oil and its impact on the modern economy is very important. Considering the modern economical and political situation and that which existed almost 60 years ago, in 1950s, it is possible to assume that the aspects which influenced the oil price formation and modern one are absolutely different. If oil reserves seem to be about the same now as they were in the 1950s, the price drives of oil and particularly gasoline would be different as the reserves of oil are one of the main price drivers in the modern economy. Before concentrating attention on the price drivers on the oil today with the 1950’ reserves, the economical and political situation of both periods should be considered. It is significant to remember that 1930 – 1940 th were the years of oil discovery in the United States and with the combination of cheap Saudi Arabia oil, the reserves of the oil were great and could not be the reasons for the oil price rise (Gautier, 2008). To confirm this idea it could be useful to provide the analysis of the oil price rise in 1900s and 2000s (Table 1). Analyzing the data, it is possible to mention that the price from 1970 to 1980 rose greatly (in several times), and from 2000 till now was unstable and the skips were great. The situation may be explained by inflation and unstable political position in the world. Year           Price per barrel, $ 1950           2.49                1960           2.91                1970           3.81                1980           21.59               1990           20.03               2000           26.72               2008           90                  July, 2008     147                 October, 2008  74                   Table 1. The price for oil for barrel, $. (Oil Price Touches high for 2009, 2009) The factors which influence oil price have always been different, but there are always the issues which are always taken into account, without referencing to the political and economical position. The price of the gasoline depends on the price of the oil, so it may be said that the main gasoline driver is the oil price. Being more concrete, the latest information shows that 57% of gasoline price is oil price, than, 18% of the gasoline price is the distribution and marketing, 18% taxes, and 6% refining (Gautier, 2008). These activities are reduced to minimum, and in some countries, the dependence may be different. As it is seen from the numbers, crude oil is more than half influencer of the gasoline price, and the increase of oil leads to the gasoline rise. But considering the same numbers, it is also seen that the crude oil price is not the main driver of gasoline price. The reserves of oil are one of the main drivers of the price. The supply of oil in XXI century was reduced by the USA (Eco-Restrictions Cap Oil Production), but talking about the driver of oil price nowadays with the condition that its reserves as if in 1950s, t