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A couple with a budget of around € 1.000,- can afford an appreciably higher standard of living than in Western European countries.
The table shows prices of services and goods in Turkey in relation to the averagely higher level in Germany. Groceries for example are in Turkey about 65 % less than in Germany.
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Turkey
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| Groceries |
100 % |
ca. 35 % |
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| Textiles |
100 % |
ca. 35 % |
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| Leatherware |
100 % |
ca. 35 % |
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| Carpets |
100 % |
ca. 40 % |
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| Jewellery |
100 % |
ca. 50 - 60 % |
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| Electrical Appliances |
100 % |
ca. 75 - 90 % |
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| Cellphones |
100 % |
ca. 100 % |
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| Computer |
100 % |
ca. 100 - 110 % |
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| Automobiles |
100 % |
ca. 150 - 200 % |
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| Fuel |
100 % |
ca. 110 % |
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| Power |
100 % |
ca. 100 % |
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| Construction Material |
100 % |
ca. 100 - 110 % |
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| Wages |
100 % |
ca. 20 - 30 % |
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