Paolo, you permit – please – to follow this thread?
Thanks!
“5 Euro Cents” gives me no idea what’s the equivalent spending power in Afghanistan.
Mr.O., please can you tell us what – for example – is the salary per month for a teacher or a policeman or another representative profession of your choice.
what is the price of a loaf of bread of 500 grams
or a quarter of milk
or fuel
or whatever is helpful to work as a leveling
thanks for your efforts!
Lieber “Täglicher Gast”,
the prices differ in the cities, for example Kabul and Herat:
loaf of bread 0.20€ and 0.16€
milk 0.88€ and 0.79.€
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant 6€ and 2.50
rice 1kg 1.50€ and 0.55€
gasoline 1l 0.70€ and 1.05€
Average Monthly Disposable Salary (After Tax) 250€ and 170€
a teacher will get a salary round about 50€ an afghan UN driver 250-500€
the prices in the rural areas are a less high than in the cities
but still prices are increasing, specially for food
Wo ist das Auto ? Versenkt ?
That is a terrific shot.
cool shot, i just wonder how much is the ticket for the ferry !!!
Just a few Afghanis (5 Euro Cents)
Paolo, you permit – please – to follow this thread?
Thanks!
“5 Euro Cents” gives me no idea what’s the equivalent spending power in Afghanistan.
Mr.O., please can you tell us what – for example – is the salary per month for a teacher or a policeman or another representative profession of your choice.
what is the price of a loaf of bread of 500 grams
or a quarter of milk
or fuel
or whatever is helpful to work as a leveling
thanks for your efforts!
Lieber “Täglicher Gast”,
the prices differ in the cities, for example Kabul and Herat:
loaf of bread 0.20€ and 0.16€
milk 0.88€ and 0.79.€
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant 6€ and 2.50
rice 1kg 1.50€ and 0.55€
gasoline 1l 0.70€ and 1.05€
Average Monthly Disposable Salary (After Tax) 250€ and 170€
a teacher will get a salary round about 50€ an afghan UN driver 250-500€
the prices in the rural areas are a less high than in the cities
but still prices are increasing, specially for food
thank you