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17 usd is roughly the same as 14 euro
and almost 26 dollarydoos, but, I am assuming they did a conversion and are comparing dollars to dollars. What it doesn't take into account is the relative cost of living.
The Big Mac Index is always fun. $4.71 in France, $5.45 in the USA but only $4.63 in New Holland, so definitely getting more mac for your buck downunder.