by © Julija Sapic | Dreamstime.com Recently published data shows how prices compare across Europe. The data, collected by Eurostat, compares prices across a number of categories of spending in 2018. Average prices across the EU-28 are used as a base. Overall, residents of Switzerland spent 59% more on the same items than an average resident ...
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Recently published data shows how prices compare across Europe.
The data, collected by Eurostat, compares prices across a number of categories of spending in 2018.
Average prices across the EU-28 are used as a base.
Overall, residents of Switzerland spent 59% more on the same items than an average resident of the EU-28.
Switzerland was 57% more expensive than Italy, 54% more expensive than Germany, 49% more expensive than France, 41% more expensive than Austria and 35% more expensive than the UK.
Compared to the EU-28 average, the biggest price differences were for education (+119%), healthcare (+107%), housing (+72%) and food (+64%) – meat was 128% more expensive, the most expensive on the list.
Switzerland was slightly cheaper in some areas. It was 12% cheaper for furniture, 4% cheaper for personal transport and 2% cheaper for computers, cameras and audio visual equipment.
A comparison with Germany, France, Italy and Austria can be viewed here.
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