Rip-off Britain
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Rip-off Britain is an expression used within Britain to denote dissatisfaction with higher consumer prices than overseas.
[edit] External links
- MSN Money: "Are Brits being ripped off?" (Feb 2007)
- Telegraph: "Rip-off Britain back with a vengeance (Jan 2007)
- BBC News investigates 'Rip-off' Britain (2002)
- Macworld article on iPod nano pricing in Britain (Jan 2007)
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