Im going to post 2 Items and you say about how much they cost in your country. The next poster can add more. And can also add a comment about how expensive your country is or whatever...

 

500ml bottle of Coke - E1.30

 

Chewing Gum (10 tablets) - 45c

 

Oh I did it in Euro....you,can convert to Euro if you want or leave it....:wideeyed:

I think those items have about the same price in Finland.. but they say that Finland is an expensive country.

hmm, at the vending machines 20 oz of coke is often 1$ which is like .591 L and 1$ is like .833 euro

500ml bottle of coke... mmm.. like a dollar

 

chewing gum... like 20 cents

500ml bottle of coke - about 1.6$

Chewing gum - about 1$

 

Norway's really expensive..

500 ml bottle of coke-about(God,I havent bought it since 2003)$0,65

Chewing gum-about $0,30

I saw a $3.30 bottle of water at the movie theater. And a small coke is like... 3 bucks.

 

Chewing gum? Oh man, I have no idea. I just buy Orbit and that's like...uh... 2 bucks?

 

Damn America!!!

all these prices don't say anything,we should take the salaries and compare them with the prices...

example : Lera mentioned that Cola costs 0.65 which is cheap maybe for 90% of you but most people in Russia don't have high salaries (exceptions exist of course)...it means they can't afford themselves to buy it for 0.65 so for them IT IS EXPENSIVE

500ml bottle of Coke €1:50

20 John Player Blue (Smokes) €6:30

all these prices don't say anything,we should take the salaries and compare them with the prices...

example : Lera mentioned that Cola costs 0.65 which is cheap maybe for 90% of you but most people in Russia don't have high salaries (exceptions exist of course)...it means they can't afford themselves to buy it for 0.65 so for them IT IS EXPENSIVE

Exactly.Prices are different,but people have different wages too.

dats just bollox

mhh ... a bottle of coke? probably 1 - 1.50 € in germany and chewing gum? it depends on which one ... 0.65 € i guess

Bottle of coke here anything between 75p (rare) and up to £1.99 in some museums. Chewing gum? Don't buy the stuff...