Americans are so much richer than most Europeans — and the proof is at McDonald’s.
The average American worker can buy 10,215 Big Macs a year after taxes, according to a new report.
That’s more than twice as many as French and Germany workers — and 50% more than Brits.
The data comes from the “Big Mac Index” — the longstanding, if slightly oddball, economic indicator created by the Economist.
The new analysis evaluates how much real work is required to afford the same standard product — which is available at 44,000 McDonald’s locations world wide.
Big Macs are priced according to local ingredient and operating costs. A Big Mac in the US averages…
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