“Picros” one of the most famous coffees in Greece, i.e. cappuccino, as its is disproportionately high in relation to its income. According to a survey of the Numbeo website (p. It is a platform with a global consumer price database, cappuccino costs 3.83 euros in Athens. Although Athens holds the 56th place in the EU on a list of cappuccino prices in 166 cities in Europe, the price of 3.83 euros ranges in countries that have a much higher average income, such as Belgium or Germany. For example, in Antwerp, cappuccino costs 3,84 euros, at the same time as the average monthly income in Belgium is around 3,900 euros. The cappuccino in Stuttgart costs 3.82 euros, while the average monthly income in Germany amounts to around 3,500 euros. The average monthly salary in Greece is close to 2,000 euros, which is almost double that of Belgium and Germany. So, assuming that every day a Greek drinks a cappuccino, he spends 115 euros every month 5% of his income. Instead, a German, drinking a cappuccino every day, spends 3% of their income. Belgium: Germany: Germany: Netherlands: Netherlands: 3.46, Netherlands: 3.80, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Netherlands: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3. Germany: 3.85, United Kingdom: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3.85, Germany: 3. Germany: 3.85, United Kingdom: 3.85, Germany: 3. Bulgaria: 2.86. Don, Russia: 1.60 Rome, Italy: 1.56 Kiev, Ukraine: 1.49 Chelyabinsk, Russia: 1.49 Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1.44 Debretchen, Hungary: 1,37 Lviv, Ukraine: 1,33 Odessa Ukraine: 1,32 Dnipro, Ukraine: 1.32 Pristina, Kosovo (disputed territory): 1,29 Kharkovo, Ukraine: 1.28.
“Picros” the cappuccino in Athens: German prices with Greek wages
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