Mail To A FriendA survey by US company Mercer found that Moscow is the most expensive place in the world to buy coffee - a cup will cost an average US$10.19 a cup.
The figures come from Mercer's annual cost of living survey, which coveres 143 cities, 6 continents, and the relative price of more than 200 items and services including housing, transport, food, entertainment and clothing. The survey found that coffee is expensive across Europe, costing an average US$6.77 in Paris and US$6.62 in Athens.
For those who can't live without caffiene, the cheapest cups can be found in Buenos Aires (US$2.03/cup) and Johannesburg (US$2.36). The annual survey, designed to help businesses manage the costs of overseas workers, only indexes 'stores of international standard, frequented by expatriates' - so travellers may try cheaper fare, but at their own risk!
http://www.forbes.com
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