How much does a newspaper costs in your country?

@broc93 (167)
Italy
March 2, 2008 10:03am CST
Here, in Italy, the cost of a newspaper is from about €1.00 to €1.20. That means $1.50-$1.80. A lot! How much does a newspaper cost in your country?
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mrtimharry
@mrtimharry (1180)
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2 Mar 08
In the UK the cheapest daily national is 30p so 50c or $0.60 broadsheets like the times are 70p on weekday 1Euro or $1.40. Sundays it is £2 so 3 Euros or $4
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broc93
@broc93 (167)
• Italy
2 Mar 08
So, Italian and British newspaper's costs are similar. But in America they don't spend so much for a newspaper. Why?
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deebomb
@deebomb (15304)
• United States
2 Mar 08
The main newspaper in my area cost 50 cents during the week and $1.75 on Sundays. it is more on unday because it has a lot of sales and couppons in it. There also are other features that are not in during the week, like the colored funnies. It also has the entertainment, Tv Guide and other weekend suplaments.
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broc93
@broc93 (167)
• Italy
2 Mar 08
Oh, so, in USA the newspaper isn't too expensive... but in Italy it costs a lot! :(
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manigandan18
@manigandan18 (243)
• India
3 Mar 08
it costs only a small amount
irisheyes
@irisheyes (4370)
• United States
4 Mar 08
It depends on the newspaper. Here in Philadelphia, the most popular daily paper is $.75 but there is one for $.25 also and there is even a small free paper. The Sunday paper is about $1.50 but if it is the new York Times, it can run $5.00.
Shawchert
@Shawchert (1094)
• United States
2 Mar 08
weekday 50 cents sunday 1.50
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krosty82
@krosty82 (6)
• Italy
2 Mar 08
i'm italian too so...
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