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The income in France is many times less than the income in the USA.
by user5994461 9y ago
The income in France is many times less than the income in the USA.
- sithadmin 9y agoI'm aware. I think my comment made it clear that I was speaking to the middle-class experience in the USA. That said, $130 USD or €110 /person still isn't unreasonable for a truly good restaurant in France. It might be above what the 'middle class' is generally willing to spend, but you can practically throw a rock in France and hit a restaurant that charges these kind of prices. And people (including myself) go out of their way to travel to France to indulge in dining experiences at these sorts of places.
- user5994461 9y agoWasn't clear to me. The article is about a restaurant in France in the middle of nowhere. French families don't have that kind of money to spend on a restaurant. That could work with international tourists in Paris.
- bonzini 9y agoSo is healthcare or education. For a couple with two kids, not having to spend 30000$ per kid on their university tuition is quite a difference.
- pacala 9y agoPer kid per year.