Unleaded gasoline is one of the products of crude oil. It is the most commonly used fuel type for automobiles globally. As the name suggests, it is gasoline that has not been treated with any lead compound. It is made up of a mixture of hydrocarbons that include heptanes, octane and hexane. This end product goes through various processes and tests before it can be sold for use. Various chemicals and additives are also incorporated in order to produce the quality that is desired. Producer-trader-manufacturer-trader-consumer This product changes hands from oil extractors, to refineries, to exporters, retailers and finally to the consumers. Oil extraction occurs at oil fields where oil wells are created by drilling holes into the earth’s crust where oilrigs are present (Hubbert, 1956). Steel pipes are placed inside the holes to provide rigidity of the structure and to allow oil to be pumped. There are three methods employed for oil extraction and recovery. They include the primary recovery method (stage), the secondary recovery methods and the tertiary recovery methods. After the oil has been extracted, it is taken to the oil refineries. For unleaded gasoline be produced, crude oil must go through the refineries. This is where crude oil undergoes distillation. This leads to the production of virgin or straight-run gasoline. However, this product does not have the specific characteristics required in the running of modern engines. Therefore, it only forms part of the blend that is used in the production of unleaded gasoline. The product is made up of hydrocarbon. These hydrocarbons may be made of four to twelve carbons in every bond. The different products resulting from the different numbers of carbon atoms produce products having varying characteristics. They may be classified into straight-run gasoline, reformate, cat cracked gasoline, hydrocrackate (light, mid and heavy), alkylate and isomerate. These are the most commonly used terms but they vary. From the refineries, the oil product (unleaded gasoline) may be sold to retailers who would transport the commodity to all the areas of the country in order to be accessed by its citizens or may be sold to exporters who would take the product to other nations around the globe. The producer countries mainly export oil products to countries that do not produce it (consumers). If exported, the commodity is left in the hands of the retailers who would be responsible for the distribution of the product and the selling of the same to the consumer. Shares of wealth generated by the product The shares of the wealth generated by the product are distributed among the various persons where the product is handed down from the oil extraction sites to the consumers. These include the profits received by the global traders, the salaries or wages of persons trading the commodity, the profits received by the final product manufacturer and the price paid by the consumer. The price of unleaded gasoline varies from country to country. For example, its price in Europe is actually more than twice that in the United States. In the US, the price per gallon is about $ 5. In Italy, the price per gallon is $ 8.72. The pump price (price paid by the consumers) of t