Naive economics question for you, Twitter! I’ve been traveling in Scandinavia, where cost-of-living seems weirdly skewed: cheap-ish real estate, expensive meals and goods (relative to SF).
In other places I’ve traveled, these usually correlate, but not here. What gives?
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Where is that cheap-ish real estate? “Stockholm is the second most overvalued property market in the world, behind Toronto”
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Ah! I’m not sure I saw prices in Stockholm, but I did in Helsinki, Oslo, Copenhagen.

