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The survey measures the comparative cost of over 200 items in each location, including housing, transportation, food, clothing, household goods, and entertainment. Produced by Mercer, a global human resources and financial consulting firm, the survey is used to help multinational companies and governments determine compensation allowances for their expatriate employees.

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March 2007 March 2006 City 1. 1. Moscow, Russia 2. 5. London, United Kingdom 3. 2. Seoul, South Korea 4. 3. Tokyo, Japan 5. 4. Hong Kong, Hong Kong 6. 8. Copenhagen, Denmark 7. 7. Geneva, Switzerland 8. 6. Osaka, Japan 9. 9. Zurich, Switzerland 10. 10. Oslo, Norway 11. 13. Milan, Italy 12. 12. St. Petersburg, Russia 13. 15. Paris, France 14. 17. Singapore, Singapore 15. 10. New York City, United States 16. 18. Dublin, Ireland 17. 24. Tel Aviv, Israel 18. 21. Rome, Italy 19. 21. Vienna, Austria 20. 14. Beijing, China 21. 19. Sydney, Australia 22. 25. Helsinki, Finland 23. 36. Stockholm, Sweden 24. 27. Douala, Cameroon 25. 41. Amsterdam, Netherlands 26. 53. Madrid, Spain 26. 20. Shanghai, China 28. 21. Kiev, Ukraine 29. 59. Athens, Greece 30. 52. Almaty, Kazakhstan 31. 56. Barcelona, Spain 31. 48. Bratislava, Slovak Republic 33. 45. Dakar, Senegal 34. 25. Dubai, United Arab Emirates 35. 45. Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire 36. 60. Glasgow, United Kingdom 37. 31. Lagos, Nigeria 38. 15. Istanbul, Turkey 39. 61. Munich, Germany 40. 61. Frankfurt, Germany 41. 69. Birmingham, United Kingdom 42. 29. Los Angeles, United States 43. 56. Luxembourg, Luxembourg 44. 70. Brussels, Belgium 45. 30. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 45. 72. Berlin, Germany 45. 62. Dusseldorf, Germany 48. 28. Taipei, Taiwan 49. 50. Prague, Czech Republic 50. 51. Algiers, Algeria The figures are based on a survey conducted in March 2006, and the 2006 comparisons are based on a similar survey conducted in March 2005. Source: Mercer Human Resource Consulting. Web: www.mercerhr.com .

The figures are based on a survey conducted in March 2006, and the 2006 comparisons are based on a similar survey conducted in March 2005.

Source: Mercer Human Resource Consulting. Web: www.mercerhr.com .

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