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Exactly. I wish I could downvote this. Not only are the numbers completely subjective, they are also not correct for some countries in the spreadsheet and they
by bsd44 6y ago
Exactly. I wish I could downvote this. Not only are the numbers completely subjective, they are also not correct for some countries in the spreadsheet and they don't indicate living costs at all.
Lower salary in a country where you don't have to pay for healthcare, university tuition and get 28 days paid holiday a year is a lot more than a higher salary in a country where you don't get any of that.
What does the author try to achieve with such biased statistics?
- yostrovs 6y agoThe title does have the words "disposable income" in it, which explains what it is. You can gleam from it what you like, probably influenced by your political views.
- ofou 6y agoIt's an estimate from Numbeo (crowdsourced) data which comes from real people like us, crowdsourcing costs and salaries.
- jcims 6y agoThe numbers are actually much more objective than if they were to mix in all of the subjective quality of life elements that you're describing. This isn't a table of the best places to live.