Even though our variables are clearly significant, the model does not always make logical sense. Basically, it is saying that if there were no gas prices in a country, the log of the GDP per capita would be 6.29 which equals about $540. But, when gas price is included, the model becomes more realistic. For every additional US dollar of gas price, the GDP per capita
increases by $2.42. For instance, f the gas price were $1/L, the GDP per capita would be
$6063.24 While this may appear low, many countries, particularly developing countries, have
GDP per capitas similar or even lower.