The human resource consulting firm Mercer released the results of its
annual World Cost of Living Survey this week. Covering 143 cities across
six continents, it measures the cost of over 200 items in each location,
including housing, transport, food, clothing, household goods and
entertainment. The comprehensive study ranks Moscow as the most expensive
city. Compared to last year, Bratislava jumped from 48th to 31st. To find
out more about the survey and how Prague fared, I spoke to Mercer's Jana
Kurtinova: