The Average Price Of Swedish Clothing Is 26% Higher Than That Of The European Union.

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Swedish Clothing Average Price For EU Countries

According to the latest statistics released by the European Union statistics bureau (Eurostat), the average consumption of Sweden is 20% higher than that of the European Union, and it ranks the fourth highest in all EU countries.

Denmark

Compared with other EU countries, the average consumption is 43% higher than that of other EU countries.

Finland

In the second place, Luxemburg came in third place.

The price of tobacco and wine in Sweden is 40% higher than that of the European Union, the price of restaurant and restaurant is 38%, and the clothing is 26% higher.

Daily livelihood

Products are up 16%, while electrical appliances are 15% higher.

Sweden has only slightly lower furniture and car prices than the EU average price.

Bulgaria is the lowest consumer country in the European Union, and all the prices are half cheaper than the EU's average price.

Compared with other non EU countries, the European average consumption is higher than Denmark's two countries: Switzerland (48% higher than the EU's average consumption) and Norway (47% higher than the EU's average consumption).

All consumption items in Switzerland are higher than those in other countries, and are the most expensive countries in Europe.

The price of hotels and restaurants in Norway is 78% higher than the average price of the European Union, and the price of cigarettes and liquor is two times higher than that of the European Union.