Daily Archives: August 27, 2010
Asia-Pacific Cost of Living – 2010
Asia-Pacific has the top 2, most expensive cities in the world as at 1 July 2010. Tokyo is first and Hong Kong the second most expensive location in the world (and most expensive in greater China), whilst Sydney is the … Continue reading
Romania, Bucharest – Cost of Living
Romania is an upper-middle income European Union member economy of Central-Eastern Europe. Bucharest is the capital and largest city of Romania. Bucharest is the industrial, cultural, and financial centre of Romania and is one of the main industrial centres and … Continue reading
Qatar, Doha – Cost of Living
Petroleum is the cornerstone of Qatar’s economy and accounts for more than 70% of total government revenue. Doha is the capital and largest city of the state of Qatar. Doha is Qatar’s largest city, with over 80% of the nation’s … Continue reading
Puerto Rico, San Juan – Cost of Living
The economy of Puerto Rico is dynamic with a diverse industrial sector that has surpassed agriculture as the primary focus of economic activity and income. San Juan is the capital and largest municipality in Puerto Rico. San Juan is one … Continue reading
A new approach to expatriate pay
The challenges of ensuring expatriates are paid fair salaries across different countries, in the current economic climate, of the credit crisis together with rapid currency and inflation fluctuations are increasingly complex. The current economic climate has made it necessary to … Continue reading
Healthcare International Cost of Living Ranking
This report provides you with the rank of Healthcare cost of living indexes for 282 global locations. The indexes are calculated using the prices for specific quantities of the same goods and services in each location, based on expatriate spending … Continue reading
Portugal, Lisbon – Cost of Living
The economy of Portugal is a high income mixed economy. Fisheries and agriculture account for about 4% of the GDP, employing 13% of the labour force. The tertiary sector has grown, producing 66% of the GDP and providing jobs for … Continue reading
