How is the cost of living in your country?

[Crypto Library]

Hi Guys,

I'm curious to know if there is a cost of living crisis in your country and if you are feeling the effects of rising goods and services.

I'm Australian, and the inflation rate in 2023 was over 4%.

I have noticed significant increases for everyday essentials like food, petrol and utilities.

The cost of petrol is around $2.10AUD per litre, which is insane.

Let's hope things improve in the near future because the current state of things is unsustainable.

The petrol cost and the other cost of living in my region is much lower than your county Australia but our region per capita income is also much lowers than the Australia.

And as per the current condition and after dictatorships our inflation rate is gone up and it more than 9% in the 2023. And as per the middles class peoples income it is really hard to make lead a healthy life and it's becoming more worst day by day. And from a news I heard that in the  july 25th the government print more 25k core taka so more inflation is coming in our country and worst life for middle class peoples and the lower class peoples.

[Smartvirus]

Hi Guys,

I'm curious to know if there is a cost of living crisis in your country and if you are feeling the effects of rising goods and services.

I'm Australian, and the inflation rate in 2023 was over 4%.

I have noticed significant increases for everyday essentials like food, petrol and utilities.

The cost of petrol is around $2.10AUD per litre, which is insane.

Let's hope things improve in the near future because the current state of things is unsustainable.

$2.10AUD per liter, that’s high,
It’s not as much where am from but, am sure we are getting there. We’ve enjoyed some good days of subsidized petrol before it was removed. This was part of the move by the government to improve the cost of living from time past but, it’s amassed a lot of debts as well. The incoming government have removed subsidized petrol although it’s rumored to be done secretly and at a more cost effective rate but, the cost of living is way up.

For a country where majority of its populace live by daily, it just gets really difficult for those below the radar. Cost of food, housing, transportation, electricity bills and other utilities have tripled if not quadrupled. It’s really difficult and the people haven’t really got the means to carter for themselves.

[WillyAp]

It's really true, bro, nowadays when we don't have a permanent job, we have to do things that we never thought about yesterday,

You always have choices. If you wait till its too late, well suffer.
Learn not to wait for chances but to create those.

[Kavelj22]

I live in Tunisia, a country in the far north of Africa with limited resources and a small population. Tunisia is classified as a developing country belonging to the third world.

The cost of living in Tunisia is considered reasonable compared to many other countries, making it an attractive destination for many. In general, the average person can live a comfortable life at a reasonable cost in Tunisia. Housing costs, for example, depend on the city, size, and services available, but are generally lower than in many European countries. Food, drink, and transportation costs are also reasonable, especially outside the main tourist areas. However, it should be noted that the cost of living can vary greatly between major cities and small villages, and between upscale neighborhoods and popular neighborhoods. Overall, Tunisia offers a variety of options to suit different budgets.

[Hanadawa]

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We can take the average cost required in your country. So if you say the cost of living there is at a reasonable figure I think that's pretty good because it means the income of its citizens can cover the cost of living. This is not the same as in my country Indonesia. Many cases of corruption and the government that does not want to see the economy of its people have created a big gap between inflation and salary increases. Here the average salary for workers has only increased by about 1 or 2% but inflation has increased by almost 10% for some sectors. You may not be able to get that data from the internet because the media reports that inflation is only about 2 or 3%. But in my daily life I see that for basic necessities such as good rice for example from $ 1 to $ 1.1 because the price of fuel has been increased by the government.