In 2019, Deutsche Bank has published its 8th DB annual survey of global prices and living standards from various countries and cities around the world.
One of the points of analysis is the monthly cost of using the Internet. Moscow has become a leader in terms of service availability with monthly price of $7. It is noteworthy that over the past five years this indicator has decreased by 35%.
The five most expensive cities in terms of internet cost included Dubai ($82), Dublin ($52), San Francisco ($52), New York ($52) and Boston ($50).
Added:05.22.2019
Latest update:10.22.2020
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