Let’s see what could you buy for $1 in different countries……
#1 Mexico – 48 bananas.
#2 Australia — One minute on a mobile phone.
#3 Zimbabwe — A wide variety of things from clothes to food.
#4 Canada — One organic apple.
#5 Haiti — Four rice dishes.
#6 Belgium — Pack of gum.
#7 Greenland — One liter of gasoline.
#8 Venezuela — Half or even a full gas tank.
#9 Saudi Arabia — One mile on taxi.
#10 Honduras — Taxi to anywhere in the city.
#11 Ganji, Italy — House rent.
#12 Finland — You can go to the toilet for an extra charge.
#13 Denmark — Chocolate Kinder maxi.
#14 Jordan — Chocolate, Pepsi and a bag of chips.
#15 Japan — One onigiri.
#16 Indonesia — You can be nice to have dinner.
#17 China — Pint of local beer.
#18 Czech Republic — Three bottles of beer in a large supermarket.
#19 United Kingdom — One Pickled Egg.
#20 Vietnam — More than forty quail.
#21 Egypt — Six falafel sandwiches.
#22 Portugal — Small cup of espresso.
#23 Switzerland — Little piece of the world-famous Swiss cheese.
#24 Thailand — Green Thai curry and rice.
#25 Kenya — 8 heads of cabbage, 4 tomatoes and 4 bulbs.
#26 Ireland — Bag of chips.
#27 Nepal — Local manta rays in the amount of 10 pieces.
#28 Norway — You buy nothing for $1 in Norway.
Source: oddstuffmagazine.com
Also check How $1,000 A Month In Rent Looks Like In Different Countries.
Tokyo, Japan – $975
Tavira, Portugal – $649
Hoi An, Vietnam – $900
Brooklyn, New York, United States – $1,000
Levallois-Perret, France – $1,174
Florence, Italy – $945
Merida, Mexico – $846
Cairo, Egypt – $1,013
Beijing, China – $975
London, England – $948
Bali, Indonesia – $1,041
Sydney, Australia – $1,031
Delhi, India – $982
Nairobi, Kenya – $970
Buenos Aires, Argentina – $1,100
Source: www.buzzfeed.com