It's also set to become 30% more expensive again. Where will that end up? Soon, no one in Austria will be able to afford a family.
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What if you don't even live in Austria? Do you know what's going on?
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Well, we’ve lost 20% of our GDP by the excessive measures… and now we’re getting to feel the consequences of this. Tourism is much more important than in Germany. Especially since in Austria, politicians obviously don’t give a damn. So no matter what area does not take measures to catch the burden, especially since it is necessary to admit that food in Austria has always been more expensive than that in Germany.
Is that so high? Prices have also increased in Germany.
In Austria, the foods used to be more expensive than in Germany. VAT is higher.
We don’t pay twice in Austria. Yes, the costs are higher, but the extra price is between 10-30%, not 100% over all product groups.
The reasons are versatile, a few reasons are:
And the same is what people say in Germany. All that has become so expensive and no one can afford anything.
And if there has not been a drastic change in prices in Austria since the beginning of March, prices are not twice as high as in Germany but almost at the same level and only a few cents higher than here in Germany. But I will see that in two weeks at the latest when I am back in Austria.
Always overdoing
Why exaggerate?