SamuelRSmith said:
It's got a lot to do with currency fluctuations. The pound died earlier in the year, and that meant that the pound could buy fewer dollars relatively than the Euro when compared to earlier estimations. Essentially, the UK looks worse on those boards than what the reality is. |
No, its done in purchasing power parity (i cant be bothered to fully explain, but it basically makes living costs and fluctuations in most things invalid) and france is now ahead of the uk.







