US EditionAK: Food is sometimes significantly more expensive than in Germany
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The Chamber of Labour compared 71 branded goods in Austrian and German online shops. In Austria, gross prices of 57 articles were higher
The Chamber of Labour compared 71 branded goods. Most are more expensive. There were also some extreme gross price differences.
In Austria, inflation has been significantly above the European average for months, and prices in this country are also rising significantly faster compared to Germany. This is also reflected in food prices. According to the Chamber of Labour (AK), branded goods are on average 18 percent more expensive in Austria than in Germany; excluding the different value-added tax, it is 15 percent.
WIEN. In �sterreich liegt die Inflation seit Monaten deutlich �ber dem europ�ischen Schnitt, auch verglichen mit Deutschland steigen die Preise hierzulande deutlich st�rker an.
In Austria, inflation has been significantly above the European average for months, and prices in this country are also rising significantly faster compared to Germany. This is also reflected in food prices. According to a price monitor from the Chamber of Labour (AK), comparable branded goods in Austria are on average 18 percent more expensive gross than in Germany, net - i.e. excluding the difference in value added tax - it was 15 percent.
Tyroleans have to dig deeper into their pockets in local supermarkets than in neighboring Bavaria, for example. The Chamber of Labour speaks of rip-offs and sees politicians as being called upon.
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