is the prices of england equally to prices in america?

Answer 1

No. 1 dollar is roughly equal to 1/2 a pound.

Answer 2

It depends on how you measure . At the current rate of exchange prices in the US are generally cheaper than England. However if you were to compare average salaries and what the cost of living is in each country I doubt there would be much difference.

Answer 3

Everything techie seems to cost more in England and we get "new releases" months later than everyone else which sucks.
Vets seem to be cheaper for some reason though.

And the last time I looked we still used Pounds not flipping Euros

Answer 4

I think England is more expensive than America. Juicy - we still use pounds NOT Euros

Answer 5

NO! Prices in ENGLAND are vastly MORE than in the U.S. Maybe because energy costs more,there is a VAT tax,England is at a crossroads and is vastly more cosmopolitan than the U.S. as well .In cities such as N.Y.,SAN.FRAN.,LA.,MIAMI you will notice they are expensive due to the cosmopolitan makeup of these cities but nowhere near as expensive as LONDON

Answer 6

nope because b4 the english used pounds which i think are worrh a little more that american money and now they use the euro which is of course worth more than american money....and when i go to england, they stuff are more expensive than the stuff here in america

Answer 7

Its a lot more expensive to live here in the UK.

Answer 8

no - for every 1.75 U.S. dollars you have its equal to 1 U.K. pound. approximately. the conversion sucks. if you have to - exchange state side, you get a better rate.

Answer 9

no depends on d exchange rates now. check w. ur local bank.

Answer 10

It depends, the wages are relative as well.