What it looks like to be rich in cheaper countries vs. expensive countries

The diagonal line represents parity (if costs were the same everywhere)

Approximate net income that a household of two adults and one child would need to reach the top 10% in their country. Figures are based on Eurostat’s equivalized net income for a person at the 90th percentile, scaled using the OECD factor for this family type (×1.8).
Chart: BuchhaltungsButler, DataPulse ResearchSource: What it takes to be rich in EuropeCreated with Datawrapper