The purchasing power index (also: purchasing power figure) of an area (state, county, town, postal code area, etc.) indicates how high the purchasing power of each resident or household in the area is compared to the national average. The default value for the national average is 100. For example, if the per capita purchasing power index of an area's residents is 84, it is below average - the average purchasing power of the area's residents is only 84% of the average purchasing power.
With a purchasing power index of 203.8 in 2020, the city of Königstein im Taunus is the most valuable city in Germany.
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