(Mi nivl de atención es pobre) en relación a esto.
ivan_nistelrooy escribió:Esta transparencia la vi ayer en clase. Hay un índice económico que tiene el nombre de Mac no se que
Alemania 3.29 Euros pero con el 2x1 porque si no lo compra Rita, 1,645Shearer escribió:En euros:
China: 1.35
Thailandia: 1.56
Rusia: 1.73
Egipto: 1.76
Emiratos Arabes: 2.21
Singapur: 2.35
USA: 2.64
Reino Unido: 2.71 (ni de conia en Londres!!!)
Turkia: 2.83
Canada: 2.93
Suiza: 4.66 (joder toro!!)
Noruega: 5.19
Fuente: the economist.
Jsorcas escribió:joer por 5 dolares me hago unas lentejas que lo flipas xD
Aye escribió:Jsorcas escribió:joer por 5 dolares me hago unas lentejas que lo flipas xD
Es que en noruega, un cafe en el starbucks te cuesta 6 euracos más o menos. Al menos hace 7 años cuando fuí.
Noruega es hipercaro
Shearer escribió:
Suiza: 4.66 (joder toro!!)
Fuente: the economist.
Wikipedia English escribió:The burger methodology has limitations in its estimates of the PPP.
In many countries, eating at international fast-food chain restaurants
such as McDonald's
is relatively expensive in comparison to eating at a local restaurant,
and the demand for Big Macs is not as large in countries like India as in the United
States.
Social status of eating at fast food restaurants like McDonald's,
local taxes, levels of competition, and import duties on selected items
may not be representative of the country's economy as a whole.
In addition, there is no theoretical reason why non-tradable goods
and services such as property costs should be equal in different
countries: this is the theoretical reason for PPPs being different from
market exchange rates over time.
Nevertheless, economists widely cite the Big Mac Index as a
'reasonable' real world measurement of purchasing power parity.[11]
McDonald's
is also using different commercial strategies which can result in huge
differences for a product, whereas there is a smaller price difference
between both countries.
- For example, a Hamburger sandwich costs only 1 € in France, and 1,50
€ in Belgium, but in overall, McDonald's restaurants are cheaper in
Belgium.- In Estonia, the price difference between a Big Mac burger and the
whole meal is sometimes as small as 3 EEK (0,20 USD), or 5% of the price
of the burger alone.
toro, no teneis en Suiza bebida ilimitada?toro85 escribió:Shearer escribió:
Suiza: 4.66 (joder toro!!)
Fuente: the economist.
Sin problema ninguno, 6.50 CHFr. cuesta (o creo que sigue costando) el Big Mac en Suiza...Aún así, la relación de precios con EEUU está un poco desviada, ya que el McDonalds en Yanquilandia es relativamente mas barato que en el resto del Mundo, aparte de que tienes la bebida ilimitada, algo inimaginable aqui en Europa. Pero yo como unos 5 Meses que no piso ni el MásDonals o el BurriKing ese...llevo 9 kilos en 6 semanas
PD: Sacado de la Wiki inglesa, las limitaciones del BigMac-Index...Wikipedia English escribió:The burger methodology has limitations in its estimates of the PPP.
In many countries, eating at international fast-food chain restaurants
such as McDonald's
is relatively expensive in comparison to eating at a local restaurant,
and the demand for Big Macs is not as large in countries like India as in the United
States.
Social status of eating at fast food restaurants like McDonald's,
local taxes, levels of competition, and import duties on selected items
may not be representative of the country's economy as a whole.
In addition, there is no theoretical reason why non-tradable goods
and services such as property costs should be equal in different
countries: this is the theoretical reason for PPPs being different from
market exchange rates over time.
Nevertheless, economists widely cite the Big Mac Index as a
'reasonable' real world measurement of purchasing power parity.[11]
McDonald's
is also using different commercial strategies which can result in huge
differences for a product, whereas there is a smaller price difference
between both countries.
- For example, a Hamburger sandwich costs only 1 € in France, and 1,50
€ in Belgium, but in overall, McDonald's restaurants are cheaper in
Belgium.- In Estonia, the price difference between a Big Mac burger and the
whole meal is sometimes as small as 3 EEK (0,20 USD), or 5% of the price
of the burger alone.
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