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The 22 Most Miserable Countries In The World
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If the Dear Leader finds out you're unhappy, you'll do several years hard labor to get your mood back in order.
Off topic but you can't compare minimum wage statistics between countries, all things aren't equal. The cost of living isn't the same. There might be a 20% difference in minimum wage but a 35% difference in cost of living, so you're money doesn't go as far (isn't worth as much).
US and Australia: $7.25 and $16.88, respective minimum wages from the source listed.^^
Cost of Living: Cost Of Living Comparison Between United States And Australia...or check any source.
Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Australia are 47.52% higher than in United States
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 52.58% higher than in United States
Rent Prices in Australia are 63.79% higher than in United States
Restaurant Prices in Australia are 51.57% higher than in United States
Groceries Prices in Australia are 32.70% higher than in United States
Local Purchasing Power in Australia is 20.45% lower than in United States
An example using numbers: "Let’s take a look at the cost of food. It is estimated that each adult in the U.S. spends an average of $170 – $200 per month on food, or $740 per month for a family of four with children. The average monthly cost in Australia for the same sized family is $1,200 per month, which is considerably higher than in the United States."--a travel site
When you do the math, that $7.25 will go farther here than that $16.88 will there.
US and Australia: $7.25 and $16.88, respective minimum wages from the source listed.^^
Cost of Living: Cost Of Living Comparison Between United States And Australia...or check any source.
Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Australia are 47.52% higher than in United States
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 52.58% higher than in United States
Rent Prices in Australia are 63.79% higher than in United States
Restaurant Prices in Australia are 51.57% higher than in United States
Groceries Prices in Australia are 32.70% higher than in United States
Local Purchasing Power in Australia is 20.45% lower than in United States
An example using numbers: "Let’s take a look at the cost of food. It is estimated that each adult in the U.S. spends an average of $170 – $200 per month on food, or $740 per month for a family of four with children. The average monthly cost in Australia for the same sized family is $1,200 per month, which is considerably higher than in the United States."--a travel site
When you do the math, that $7.25 will go farther here than that $16.88 will there.
Off topic but you can't compare minimum wage statistics between countries, all things aren't equal. The cost of living isn't the same. There might be a 20% difference in minimum wage but a 35% difference in cost of living, so you're money doesn't go as far (isn't worth as much).
US and Australia: $7.25 and $16.88, respective minimum wages from the source listed.^^
Cost of Living: Cost Of Living Comparison Between United States And Australia...or check any source.
Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Australia are 47.52% higher than in United States
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 52.58% higher than in United States
Rent Prices in Australia are 63.79% higher than in United States
Restaurant Prices in Australia are 51.57% higher than in United States
Groceries Prices in Australia are 32.70% higher than in United States
Local Purchasing Power in Australia is 20.45% lower than in United States
An example using numbers: "Let’s take a look at the cost of food. It is estimated that each adult in the U.S. spends an average of $170 – $200 per month on food, or $740 per month for a family of four with children. The average monthly cost in Australia for the same sized family is $1,200 per month, which is considerably higher than in the United States."--a travel site
When you do the math, that $7.25 will go farther here than that $16.88 will there.
Some people actually believe that side by side comparisons of nations actually work and are meaningful.
If the Dear Leader finds out you're unhappy, you'll do several years hard labor to get your mood back in order.
Black_Jesus
Superstar
Hahaha what a bullshyt list
Not a single one based on organic world problems... you know hunger, disease or what have you. Nah. Instead, it's this pestering abstraction we call money 
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joeychizzle
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The government is so effective at brainwashing most of them think they're actually happywheres north korea
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
when you break it down like that...Off topic but you can't compare minimum wage statistics between countries, all things aren't equal. The cost of living isn't the same. There might be a 20% difference in minimum wage but a 35% difference in cost of living, so you're money doesn't go as far (isn't worth as much).
US and Australia: $7.25 and $16.88, respective minimum wages from the source listed.^^
Cost of Living: Cost Of Living Comparison Between United States And Australia...or check any source.
Indices Difference
Consumer Prices in Australia are 47.52% higher than in United States
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Australia are 52.58% higher than in United States
Rent Prices in Australia are 63.79% higher than in United States
Restaurant Prices in Australia are 51.57% higher than in United States
Groceries Prices in Australia are 32.70% higher than in United States
Local Purchasing Power in Australia is 20.45% lower than in United States
An example using numbers: "Let’s take a look at the cost of food. It is estimated that each adult in the U.S. spends an average of $170 – $200 per month on food, or $740 per month for a family of four with children. The average monthly cost in Australia for the same sized family is $1,200 per month, which is considerably higher than in the United States."--a travel site
When you do the math, that $7.25 will go farther here than that $16.88 will there.
Isn't the cost of living in Argentina like 1/4th of the cost of American living
nothing from the west about north korea is going to be reported accuratelywheres north korea
when you break it down like that...
Australia is a England Colony...that's why.
Broke Wave
The GOAT
Cato institute huh 
This list is BULLshyt
This list is BULLshyt
I love how no one breaks down exactly how the list is bullshyt 