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A purchasing power survey published by Statistics Denmark today, which compares price levels in the 27 European Union countries, shows that prices in Denmark are 42 per cent above the EU average and give Denmark the most expensive household consumer prices in the Union.
Although consumer prices in Finland and Sweden are lower than in Denmark, these two come in as number two and three on the 27-country scale. German prices, on the other hand, are much lower at only five per cent above the EU average.
