Expensive vs Cheap cities

A comparison study (press release in Swedish) of 24 of major cities around the world was carried out by the price comparison website Pricerunner and Stockholm ranks as the 4th most expensive (12.2% over the average) when measured by the price of consumer products, while Athens is placed 17th (6.1% below the average).

  1. Oslo, Norway
  2. Copenhagen, Denmark
  3. Paris, France
  4. Stockholm, Sweden
  5. Dublin, Ireland
  6. Helsinki, Finland
  7. London, UK
  8. Reykjavik, Iceland
  9. Tokyo, Japan
  10. Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  11. Vienna, Austria
  12. Madrid, Spain
  13. Brussels, Belgium
  14. Rome, Italy
  15. Prague, Czech Republic
  16. Berlin, Germany
  17. Athens, Greece
  18. New York, USA
  19. Lisbon, Portugal
  20. Budapest, Hungary
  21. Warsaw, Poland
  22. Vilnius, Lithuania
  23. San Franscisco, USA
  24. Shangai, China

The comparison included three categories featuring specific products: electronics (e.g. Canon Powershot G9, Sony Playstation 3 (80GB), Apple Macbook Air, etc.), family products (e.g. movie ticket, bus ticket, shoes:Adidas Stan Smith 2, Lego: Indiana Jones Motorcycle Chase, etc.) and party products (e.g. Absolut Vodka 70cl, Big Mac, etc.). Figures are accessible on this Google Document (in Swedish :P ).

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[thanks to David Landes from The.Local for the figures and the links]

2 Responses to “Expensive vs Cheap cities”

  1. Alkiviadis Says:

    Hej big boy!!!

    I guess you can see what I see…

    Shanghai ranked 24th, when do we book?

  2. Cωνσtantίnoς Says:

    Soon, I hope :P !

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