What is the consumption level in Cambodia?

The overall consumption level of Cambodia is generally low, but the consumption level of the capital Phnom Penh and the coastal city Sihanoukville is high.

In fact, Cambodia is still one of the poorest countries. Although it has been promoted to a "low-and middle-income country" in recent years, 30% of the population still lives near the "near poverty" line.

The price level in Cambodia cannot be generalized. For example, Siem Reap is dominated by tourism, and prices have not soared. However, due to the influx of investment hot money from the capital Phnom Penh and the coastal city of Sihanoukville, the price has soared, and the complete "Cambodia" price can be experienced in major supermarkets and restaurants.

Cambodia's national strength is weak, the overall economic level is low, and the consumption level should not be high. In fact, Cambodia has always been one of the poorest countries in Asia. Every year, a large amount of aid from Europe, America, China and other countries continuously flows in.

At present, ordinary families in Cambodia generally have 5- 10 children, and many children can't raise them, so they are completely "stocked" by their parents from the age of 3 or 4. In some scenic spots, these children chase tourists for tips and beg for candy, money, food and so on. These malnourished children easily arouse the sympathy of tourists, and they pay a little for it.

However, this country is really beyond imagination. As a so-called poor country, the capital is said to have the most Rolls Royce. Walking on the road every day, or walking into the underground garage of an office building, I feel like watching a famous auto show. Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Maibakh, Porsche and Land Rover can be seen from time to time, although their frequency is not high.