In Venezuela, due to the problems of inflation and monetary mismatch, eating a Big Mac hamburger is a luxury, since it is equivalent to 3 to 4 times t

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19 August 2021

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In Venezuela, due to the problems of inflation and monetary mismatch, eating a Big Mac hamburger is a luxury, since it is equivalent to 3 to 4 times the Venezuelan minimum wage. The current cost of a Big Mac is $ 8.50 and the minimum wage is $. 3.00

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