Can you name the the world's 30 most expensive big cities in 2011? by skaara

Continent	City	Country
Africa		Angola
Asia		Japan
Africa		Chad
Europe		Russia
Europe		Switzerland
Asia		Japan
Europe		Switzerland
Asia		Singapore
Asia		China
South America		Brazil
Asia		Japan
Africa		Gabon
South America		Brazil
Oceania		Australia
Europe		Norway

Continent	City	Country
Europe		Switzerland
Europe		Denmark
Europe		UK
Asia		South Korea
Asia		China
Asia		China
Oceania		Australia
Africa		Niger
Asia		Israel
Africa		Seychelles
Europe		Italy
Europe		France
Africa		Burkina Faso
Europe		Russia
Oceania		Australia

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Most Expensive Cities Quiz

by skaara

Created Oct 25, 2011 in Geography
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	professor88:	Oct 25th, 2011 at 23:48 GMT		1 point
	How do the African cities fit in?

	skaara:	Oct 26th, 2011 at 11:58 GMT		1 point
	@professor88: because of this: The figures for Mercer’s Cost of Living and rental accommodation costs comparisons are derived from a survey conducted in March 2011. March 2011 exchange rates and Mercer’s international basket of goods and services have been used as basis measurements (citymayors.com). The survey is based on different goods and services that might be taken for granted in US and European cities but are regarded as luxury goods in several African cities. Living decently in African cities can often be incredible expensive. Have a look at flat rents in the centre of Luanda and you'll be shocked. There are loads of expats working in the oil business in Luanda who are willing to pay loads of money for the same goods and services that they are used to back home.