I’m not saying it’s entirely inaccurate, but it’s not entirely accurate nor very useful either.
Take Italy for instance. Where you live will change your cost dramatically, and my family is certainly not spending that much money, or anything closer to that, every month. Even factoring in rent, you won’t get this figure probably anyway south of Rome. So location if a pretty major factor.
Same for the UK. If you live in London, expenses could be very well above what stated, but go anywhere else and the numbers go down dramatically.
Czech Republic seems also pretty high, compared to the cost of living, and Franche seems way to low, especially when it’s lower than Italy.
And I get that these numbers are the average, but it’s skewing the data way too much, probably because doing a simple average calculation will not give a correct representation of each country.
Meh.
I’m not saying it’s entirely inaccurate, but it’s not entirely accurate nor very useful either.
Take Italy for instance. Where you live will change your cost dramatically, and my family is certainly not spending that much money, or anything closer to that, every month. Even factoring in rent, you won’t get this figure probably anyway south of Rome. So location if a pretty major factor.
Same for the UK. If you live in London, expenses could be very well above what stated, but go anywhere else and the numbers go down dramatically.
Czech Republic seems also pretty high, compared to the cost of living, and Franche seems way to low, especially when it’s lower than Italy.
And I get that these numbers are the average, but it’s skewing the data way too much, probably because doing a simple average calculation will not give a correct representation of each country.