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To: Moominoid who wrote (8067)	8/7/2006 12:24:19 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220160

Thanks a lot! Conversely, if you take Curitiba, my Brazilian Real buys more stuff here than if I spend then buying, say, a m2 of constructed area in Munich or Dusseldorf. Somethings are cheaper in Curitiba: The lady cleaning once a week here charges USD20 for a full day cleaning and ironing. For USD7 I can have a meal one block from here. Electronics goods are dropping but are still more expensive than Europe Cars cost more here. A normal private school costs about USD400/month. Since Luisa is in an international School, I need to pay, per semester: 5,953.62 US Dollar. Health is private. Dental is private. Telefone: some USD100 35% of this is taxes. In fact all services (such as ISP provider, eletctricity, TV operators, are taxed at 35%) Electricity: USD48/month Car insurance: 10% of the cost of the car per year. USD50 for Satellite TV USD180 building monthly administration includes water and gas.