Is it cheaper, in fact, more expensive?

Are you planning a move to America, a job in the transportation industry as a truck driver? Are you familiar with the amount of earnings but not with the optimal spending of money on a monthly basis? Let's go through these topics together and see what is favorable and what is not in the Promised Land of dreams…

When it comes to higher education, prescription drugs or day care for children, Americans pay many times more than citizens of other nations around the world.

But if you want to pick up a pair of blue jeans, a gallon of gas or an iPhone, you're in the right place to save money if you call the United States home.

Ironically, with the exception of domestic gas and oil, most of the products Americans receive relatively cheaply are imported from abroad. Buying affordable goods in America rarely means buying American production. This is largely the case due to much cheaper labor and production costs in many foreign countries, costs that undermine domestic production even if shipping costs are accounted for. Regardless of the place of origin, here are seven commodities that have better prices in the U.S. than in the rest of the world.

Athletic shoes

Let's say you want a couple of new Nike models. In America, you will currently pay about 7 70 for decent athletic training. Such shoes are cheaper in only a few countries . In most countries for which data is available, pay tens of dollars more for your new sneakers.

Gasoline

If you have a car in America, then you are relatively lucky, because thanks to significant local production, a liter of gas in the US costs an average of 0 0.72 or.2.69 per balloon. Many Europeans pay up to.1.81 per liter , which is a whopping. 6.84 per balloon. And in Hong Kong, at the last check, the price of fuel was 7 7.60.

Milk

Last year, Americans paid an average of 0 0.99 for a liter of milk, or about.3.75 for a balloon. It is located at 149. more than 180 countries for which data were available. While a liter of milk in Nepal cost half as much as in the U.S., it cost at least twice as much in 34 nations and several times as much.

In Barbados and Papua New Guinea, for example, milk costs more than 3 3 per balloon.

Car

Cars are one of the most expensive purchases you'll ever make. But believe it or not, cars are cheaper in the U.S. than most other countries. Using an affordable, compact car as a model (I mean the VV Golf), the United States ranks 117th. place on the list of the most expensive places to buy a car. 

You pay about.20,000 for economy cars in the U.S., while the same drive would drive a few thousand more across Europe, double that in parts of Africa and Asia, and more than Singapuru 100,000 in Singapore, according to the data.

An iPhone X

If you want to buy one of the most powerful smartphones ever made, you should get it in America. The base model of the iPhone X has a starting price of 9 999 here, while it sold for.1,200 in China, and significantly more than. 1,300 in the UK, Italy and other European countries. (Ironically, China pays more for a product produced in social territory.)

Land

You may not believe it if you live in the Bay Area, near New York City, or within Beltway, but land in America is quite affordable, as long as you're willing to have your claim located far beyond the main metro areas.

Of the 93 countries for which data were available, the United States was the second most favorable country to buy land, followed only by Saudi Arabia.

Texas-Jeans

In the days before the fall of the Soviet Union, wearing blue farms in the USSR was a status symbol - first because it was considered essentially western, and second because they were rare and expensive.

Today, the Russian will pay an average of.67.94 for a couple. In the United Kingdom they cost about.10 more than that. And on the island you will pay about dolara 114.50. In the United States, however, they average just over.43 per pair. A number of nations sell Blue farms at a lower price, but America is much closer to the cheaper end of the list than the most expensive.

Cost differences between the US and the Balkans

The cost of living in the United States is significantly different compared to the countries of the Balkans.. Housing is one of the biggest expenditures, and in cities like Houston, it takes about.5,000 a month to live a decent life, while in New York, that amount goes up to. 12,000.While e.g.with us in Novi Sad, the price for rent starts from 250€ or more depending on what you want and what your needs are, while in America it is impossible to pay rent for that amount. This difference in the cost of living clearly shows how important it is to plan your finances well and understand the specific living conditions in different parts of the world.

What's cheap in the US?

Product prices in America are not fixed-they can vary from store to store, day of the week, and even depending on which tax is applied. For example, the same pair of Nike sneakers may be cheaper in one store than another, and the price on the shelf is not always the one you will pay because the tax is added to the cash register. Also, discounts and Special Offers can significantly reduce costs.

Sometimes you can find free or cheaper offers thanks to special promotions or discounts. For example, when buying a bike online, due to an order error, we could keep two bikes for the price of one. These are situations where one can say that something is cheap. Also, fuel is something that has been more favorable in America for a long time, especially in states like Texas. Although fuel prices have risen, they are still lower than in many other countries.

What is the most expensive in America?

In addition to health, social life and information are expensive. Information is valuable in the United States and can significantly affect your expenses. Knowing where and how to seek discounts or benefits can help you save significant sums of money. For example, our friends got a poklon 1000 gift card when they moved into our apartment complex thanks to the information we gave them. This means that the right knowledge and information can make you save or even get something for free.

In America, there are different criteria for valuing money compared to Europe, especially in relation to the countries of the Balkans.