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Everyday living expenses in China are generally lower than in the United States, with basic goods and services such as housing, food, transportation, and utilities costing significantly less when priced in U.S. dollars.
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For example, a meal at a budget restaurant or rent for a one-bedroom apartment is far cheaper in China, while broadband and mobile plans also cost less. Overall cost-of-living comparisons show prices in the U.S. can be roughly 50–60 % higher than in China.
However, average monthly salaries are substantially higher in the United States, giving many Americans greater local purchasing power despite higher costs.
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