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admin / December 16, 2011 / No comments

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International Cost of Living Ranking – October 2009

admin / August 26, 2011 / No comments

The October 2009 International Cost of Living Ranking, one of the most comprehensive in the world, covers 276 cities in 209 countries across 13 basket groups. Below we have listed the Top 10 most expensive countries to live in, the biggest movers up and down in country ranking and the 5 most expensive countries per basket item.

There is no change to the first and last places. Japan remains the most expensive place for an expatriate to live with the highest overall cost of living index and Zimbabwe with the lowest cost of living index.

The Top 10 most expensive ranked international cost of living locations as at October 2009, together with the previous year’s rank as at October 2008, is as follows:

October 2009 Rank Country, City (October 2008 Rank)[Change in Rank]

1. Japan, Tokyo (1) [0]

2. China, Hong Kong (33) [-31]

3. Switzerland, Geneva (4) [-1]

4. Central African Republic, Bangui (46) [-42]

5. Switzerland, Zurich (8) [-3]

6. Denmark, Copenhagen (3) [3]

7. Venezuela, Caracas (32) [-25]

8. United Arab Emirates, Dubai (34) [-26]

9. Chad, N’Djamena (15) [-6]

10. Norway, Oslo (2) [8]

Biggest Movers Up

The biggest movers up in the rankings as a result of an increase in relative cost of living are:

1. Solomon Islands, Honiara by 152 places

2. Canada, Calgary by 134 places

3. Kiribati, South Tarawa by 109 places

4. Timor-Leste, Dili by 106 places

5. Montenegro, Podgorica by 93 places

6. Vanuatu, Port Vila by 91 places

7. Saudi Arabia, Riyadh by 83 places

8. Rwanda, Kigali by 83 places

9. Cape Verde, Praia by 75 places

10. Congo Democratic Rep, Kinshasa by 61 places

Biggest Movers Down

The biggest movers down in the rankings as a result of a decrease in relative cost of living are:

1. Tonga, Nuku’Alofa by 172 places

2. Poland, Warsaw by 158 places

3. Vietnam, Hanoi by 126 places

4. Fiji, Suva by 99 places

5. Paraguay, Asuncion by 91 places

6. Hungary, Budapest by 85 places

7. Equatorial Guinea, Malabo by 82 places

8. Albania, Tirana by 77 places

9. Kenya, Nairobi by 73 places

10. Gambia, Banjul by 66 places

Top 5 most expensive international locations for each basket group

Our 13 basket groups are the result of extensive research of actual spending habits, this allows our cost of living indices to reflect a reality-based international expenditure pattern. When comparing the cost of living between 2 locations, the difference in the aggregate cost of all the items in each of the 13 basket groups are examined in each location, this is done by using the average reported price in each location for the same quantity of each item. Cost of living is the relative differential of the local cost of the basket groups and the ruling exchange rate between the 2 selected locations. The 13 basket groups are weighted according to Expatriate expenditure norms.

Alcohol & Tobacco costs for alcoholic beverages such as alcohol at bar, beer, locally produced spirit, whiskey, and wine as well as tobacco products such as cigarettes is most expensive in:

1. Kiribati, South Tarawa

2. Qatar, Doha

3. Korea Republic of, Seoul

4. Comores, Moroni

5. Norway, Oslo

Clothing costs for clothing and footwear products such as business suits, casual clothing, children’s clothing and footwear, coats and hats, evening wear, shoe repairs, and underwear is most expensive in:

1. Croatia, Zagreb

2. Russia, Moscow

3. China, Beijing

4. United Arab Emirates, Dubai

5. Qatar, Doha

Communication costs for various communication costs such as home telephone rental and call charges, internet connection and service provider fees, mobile / cellular phone contract and calls is most expensive in:

1. Guinea-Bissau, Bissau

2. New Caledonia, Noumea

3. Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou

4. Latvia, Riga

5. Cameroon, Douala

Education costs such as creche / pre-school fees, high school / college fees, primary school fees, and tertiary study fees is most expensive in:

1. Venezuela, Caracas

2. Angola, Luanda

3. Brazil, Brasilia

4. Bermuda, Hamilton

5. Central African Republic, Bangui

Furniture & Appliance costs for furniture, household equipment and household appliances such as dvd player, fridge freezer, iron, kettle, toaster, microwave, light bulbs, television, vacuum cleaner, and washing machine is most expensive in:

1. Central African Republic, Bangui

2. Mali, Bamako

3. Cameroon, Douala

4. New Caledonia, Noumea

5. Chad, N’Djamena

Grocery costs for food, non-alcoholic beverages and cleaning material items such as baby consumables, baked goods, baking, canned foods, cheese, cleaning products, dairy, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, fruit juices, meat, oil & vinegars, pet food, pre-prepared meals, sauces, seafood, snacks, soft drinks, spices & herbs is most expensive in:

1. Central African Republic, Bangui

2. Japan, Tokyo

3. Denmark, Copenhagen

4. Solomon Islands, Honiara

5. Congo, Brazzaville

Healthcare costs for general healthcare, medical and medical insurance such as general practitioner consultation rates, hospital private ward daily rate, non-prescription medicine, and private medical insurance / medical aid contributions is most expensive in:

1. Japan, Tokyo

2. China, Hong Kong

3. Kiribati, South Tarawa

4. Angola, Luanda

5. Bermuda, Hamilton

Household costs for housing, water, electricity, household gas, household fuels, local rates and residential taxes such as house / flat mortgage, house / flat rental, household electricity consumption, household gas / fuel consumption, household water consumption, and local property rates / taxes / levies is most expensive in:

1. China, Hong Kong

2. Japan, Tokyo

3. Taiwan, Taipei

4. Venezuela, Caracas

5. United Arab Emirates, Dubai

Miscellaneous costs related to stationary, linen and general goods and services such as domestic help, dry cleaning, linen, office supplies, newspapers and magazines, and postage stamps is most expensive in:

1. Central African Republic, Bangui

2. Norway, Oslo

3. Finland, Helsinki

4. New Caledonia, Noumea

5. Qatar, Doha

Personal Care costs for personal care products and services such as cosmetics, hair care, moisturizer / sun block, nappies, pain relief tablets, toilet paper, toothpaste, and soap / shampoo / conditioner is most expensive in:

1. Kiribati, South Tarawa

2. Gambia, Banjul

3. Algeria, Algiers

4. Comores, Moroni

5. Slovakia, Bratislava

Recreation and Culture costs such as books, camera film, cinema ticket, DVD and CDs, sports goods, and theatre tickets is most expensive in:

1. Central African Republic, Bangui

2. Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby

3. Mozambique, Maputo

4. Chad, N’Djamena

5. Vanuatu, Port Vila

Restaurants, Meals Out and Hotel costs such as business dinner, dinner at a restaurant (non fast food), hotel rates, take away drinks and snacks (fast food) is most expensive in:

1. United Arab Emirates, Dubai

2. Greece, Athens

3. Qatar, Doha

4. Belgium, Brussels

5. Slovenia, Ljubljana

Transport costs for public transport, vehicle costs, vehicle fuel, vehicle insurance and vehicle maintenance such as hire purchase / lease of vehicle, petrol / diesel, public transport service maintenance, tires, vehicle Insurance, and vehicle purchase is most expensive in:

1. Timor-Leste, Dili

2. Georgia Republic of, Tbilisi

3. Cameroon, Douala

4. Solomon Islands, Honiara

5. Norway, Oslo

The definitions of each basket and the full cost of living rankings for all 276 locations are available on the website.

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Southern California’s Fremont College Adds Internet Marketing Courses to Business Administration Degree Program

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Southern California (November 3, 2008) - Fremont College, located in Southern California, near Long Beach recently enhanced its Associate’s Degree in Business Administration curriculum with four courses focused on internet marketing to better equip students with in-demand skills for the modern workplace. “Cyberspace can be complex, and leveraging internet marketing solutions is an integral part of every company’s toolkit,” says Sabrina Kay, Chairman& CEO of Fremont College.

The four new courses in the Associate’s Degree of Business Administration curriculum are: E-Tailing (electronic commerce), Social Networking, Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Marketing.  “We have had unprecedented demand for Internet-focused courses. These classes were added to provide the range of knowledge needed to succeed in today’s Web-savvy workforce,” says Kay.  The new courses have been added to the comprehensive Fremont College Associate’s Degree in Business Administration curriculum, which can be completed in 15 months.

“For today’s global business student, learning about Web-powered tools and marketing is especially vital to their future,” says Kay.  “The Internet is not something that users innately understand, especially when it comes to using it for business-related purposes such as marketing, public relations, or especially e-tailing. The Internet is a complex web of digital channels with unique terminology and technology, such as VoIP, portals, metatags, RSS, and geotags. It could sound like a foreign language to some.”

“There’s a knowledge gap in understanding Web 2.0 and how to use its capabilities,” continues Kay, adding that the field is evolving rapidly, and business students need hands-on development skills in areas such as manipulating keyword-friendly text, tracking analytics to improve marketing results, and building links to Web sites. Fremont’s Search Engine Marketing course, for example, addresses such questions as: How did Google become the dominant player in such a short time? How does pay-per-click advertising work? Newer areas of social media—viral marketing, podcasting, blogs, wikis, and microblogging—are discussed and researched in the Social Networking class. And, of course, E-Tailing is a thriving retail channel that has unprecedented consumer reach and communications and marketing possibilities.

“Business administration graduates with e-smarts have tremendous career possibilities, including launching their own e-commerce business, assisting companies manage Web projects, becoming an online marketing manager, digital media coordinator, and much more.” says Sabrina Kay, “Making the Internet work for you both professionally and personally is a virtual boon no matter what your aspirations are. Life moves fast. Our students want to grow up fast and want to start working, without getting involved with athletics, fraternities, sororities, or college parties. Fremont education is professional learning at the speed of life.  What thrills all of us is seeing our students’ lives change with education.”

About Fremont College

Fremont College was founded on the principal idea that education is the foundation for growth and that all students should have the opportunity to develop their full potential. Fremont’s origins trace back to the school’s founding in St. Joseph, Missouri in 1879, as Platt College. A Southern California campus was established in 1986 to broaden the reaches of its educational environment. In 2006, the College undertook a major expansion plan, adding new degree programs and relocating to a new, modern facility in Cerritos, California.

The mission of Fremont, to close the gap between the classroom and the workplace, is embraced by its 35-member advisory board including prominent community business leaders such as Founder and Chairman of Panda Restaurant Group, Andrew Cherng; former Mayor of Beverly Hills and attorney, Tom Levyn; Senior VP of Wells Fargo, Steve Mann; former Dodgers President, Bob Graziano; Chivas USA President, Shawn Hunter; and former LA district attorney, Gil Garcetti. 

The College offers accredited associate-level degrees in focusing on BLT (Business, Legal Studies and Technology) and Wellness (Sports and Massage Therapy) programs. Fremont’s Paralegal studies program is approved by the American Bar Association. 

For more information on Fremont College’s Associates Degree in Business Administration, visit www.fremont.edu or call 877-344-2345.

Press contact:  Sabrina Kay (562-809-5100)

www.fremont.edu

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