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The Top 5 Cities with the Most Expensive Restaurants in the World
| City | Price for an Evening Meal | Average Hourly Salary (for 15 professions) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Geneva, (Switzerland) |
$100.00 | $119.20 per hour |
| 2 | Oslo, (Norway) |
$98.00 | $97.40 per hour |
| 3 | Dubai, (United Arab Emirates) |
$96.00 | $64.20 per hour |
| 4 | Zurich, (Switzerland) |
$91.00 | $132.40 per hour |
| 5 | Luxembourg, (Luxembourg) |
$82.00 | $109.70 per hour |
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Travel & Tourism , Top 5 Most Expensive, Food & Drink
Sources: UBS. CIO Wealth Management Research: A comparison of purchasing power around the globe, 2012.
List Notes: Data is the price of one evening meal per person (one three-course menu with starter, main course and dessert, excluding drinks) including service in a good restaurant. Prices and wages are in U.S. dollars for the year 2012. Average hourly salary is for 15 professions, weighted according to distribution; net after deductions of taxes and social security contributions (Please note: wage comparisons always come with a degree of uncertainty, as it is extremely difficult to collect reliable data on income in some cities).
The occupations used for salary comparisons were: Bus driver, Car mechanic, Call center agent, Financial analyst Engineer, Cook (Chef de Partie), Bank credit clerk, Product manager, Secretary/personal assistant, Female sales assistant, Primary school teacher, Department manager, Female factory worker, Construction worker, Skilled industrial worker.
Sources: UBS. CIO Wealth Management Research: A comparison of purchasing power around the globe, 2012.
List Notes: Data is the price of one evening meal per person (one three-course menu with starter, main course and dessert, excluding drinks) including service in a good restaurant. Prices and wages are in U.S. dollars for the year 2012. Average hourly salary is for 15 professions, weighted according to distribution; net after deductions of taxes and social security contributions (Please note: wage comparisons always come with a degree of uncertainty, as it is extremely difficult to collect reliable data on income in some cities).
The occupations used for salary comparisons were: Bus driver, Car mechanic, Call center agent, Financial analyst Engineer, Cook (Chef de Partie), Bank credit clerk, Product manager, Secretary/personal assistant, Female sales assistant, Primary school teacher, Department manager, Female factory worker, Construction worker, Skilled industrial worker.
