Cash Chronicles: How Far Does $1 Go in Different Parts of the World?
1. A fourth of a Coke can
Where: In New Zealand Estimated monthly family income: $5,250 Estimated monthly cost of living: $3,300 New Zealand's Wellington offers the best of both worlds. There's a lot to see and do, a long stretch of beach, and breathtaking cityscapes, but it's not cheap. In comparison to certain other places, a dollar doesn't go as far in this metropolis. It won't even be enough to purchase a whole chocolate bar.
According to the Herald of New Zealand, the price of a can of Coke has seen a significant increase compared to other countries. While a can might have only cost around a dollar in many places, consumers in New Zealand now face a price tag of approximately 4 NZ dollars, which translates to about $2.40 USD.
This price disparity highlights the rising costs of goods in New Zealand, reflecting broader economic trends that affect everyday purchases for residents.
