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Cost of McDonald’s, movie tickets, drinks and cab rides varies globally
Across all consumer goods and services, including car rentals, iPhones, five-star hotels, Coke, beer, public transport, gas, gym memberships, Volkswagens, haircuts, jeans and more, Australia was deemed most expensive country followed by New Zealand and the U.K. Canada ranked higher than France, Germany and even Japan with an overall purchasing-power parity (PPP) of 98.
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