Um I think there's a currency misunderstanding here... =w=;
USD =/= SEK
But I think you all understand the basic idea of pricing here. ^^;
I did remember when the cheapest ice cream used to be 4 SEK, but now everything keeps stacking up in prices. It's getting more and more expensive to buy things in countries outside the US.
Over the years, things will sooner or later be more and more expensive. Look at video games today. They now cost 649 SEK ($90~ USD). It's all about the economy. From Europe's point of view, the US dollar gets cheaper by the year (the value goes up and down by each day tho) so it's one of the reasons that importing is a gold mine for most people in the world.
I want some ice cream now~
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