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Topic	Minimum wage in Mexico is $88.36 pesos per day or $4.33 USD per day
Ricemills 06/12/18 4:42:16 AM #46:	NuclearPandaz posted... Ricemills posted... BJ-blazkowics posted... Ricemills posted... BJ-blazkowics posted... Yeah. And it's way, way lower in China, India or other asian countries. minimum wage in my hometown is 150$ / month for 10 hour/day, 6 days/week jobs. Where do you live? Here are some of the ones I had in mind: India: 0.31 USD per hour Bangladesh: 0.09 per hour Nepal: 0.37 per hour Cambodia: NO MINIMUM WAGE North Korea: 5.5 USD per day or 11.1 at most Mexico, for reference: 0.48 per hour Indonesia. https://labourlawbank.com/2017/11/26/province-of-jawa-tengah-2018-municipal-minimum-wage-umk/ City of Salatiga: IDR 1,735,930 per month (US$ 128.54) btw, your question was "where do i live", but i gave you the statistic for my hometown, which i currently didnt live there. I've been to Indonesia, and it's possible to live off of $128.54 a month. For instance, one meal of a soup and noodles dish costs 5000R, as well as the prices of water bottles. Other foods range from 2000R - 10000R. So average out your meals 20000R. 20,000 x 3 = 60,000 60,000 x 30 = 1,800,000 Damn minimum wage is just enough to eat.. when was the last time you've been here, i wonder? because one pack of instant ramen costs Rp2500 at the common low quality brands, and you can imagine the comparison for the decent meal. and damn, even with your calculation the minimum wage is not enough for 3x meals/ day, no wonder i hate living in my hometown. i use instant ramen because it's more proper than Big Mac in Indonesia's case at Purchasing Power Parity. however if you want to use Big Mac Index, then Indonesia is at bottom 10. --- You have the right to remain silent. anything you post will be misquoted, then be used against you. <cite>Ricemills posted [p:903044946] in Minimum wa... [t:76696738]...</cite> <quote><cite>NuclearPandaz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ricemills posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BJ-blazkowics posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ricemills posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BJ-blazkowics posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah. And it's way, way lower in China, India or other asian countries.</quote> minimum wage in my hometown is 150$ / month for 10 hour/day, 6 days/week jobs.</quote> Where do you live? Here are some of the ones I had in mind: India: 0.31 USD per hour Bangladesh: 0.09 per hour Nepal: 0.37 per hour Cambodia: NO MINIMUM WAGE North Korea: 5.5 USD per day or 11.1 at most Mexico, for reference: 0.48 per hour</quote> Indonesia. https://labourlawbank.com/2017/11/26/province-of-jawa-tengah-2018-municipal-minimum-wage-umk/ City of Salatiga: IDR 1,735,930 per month (US$ 128.54) btw, your question was "where do i live", but i gave you the statistic for my hometown, which i currently didnt live there.</quote> I've been to Indonesia, and it's possible to live off of $128.54 a month. For instance, one meal of a soup and noodles dish costs 5000R, as well as the prices of water bottles. Other foods range from 2000R - 10000R. So average out your meals 20000R. 20,000 x 3 = 60,000 60,000 x 30 = 1,800,000 Damn minimum wage is just enough to eat..</quote> when was the last time you've been here, i wonder? because one pack of instant ramen costs Rp2500 at the common low quality brands, and you can imagine the comparison for the decent meal. and damn, even with your calculation the minimum wage is not enough for 3x meals/ day, no wonder i hate living in my hometown. i use instant ramen because it's more proper than Big Mac in Indonesia's case at Purchasing Power Parity. however if you want to use Big Mac Index, then Indonesia is at bottom 10. --- You have the right to remain silent. anything you post will be misquoted, then be used against you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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