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How much work do you do for a pint of beer?

You may never have thought about, but Aussie workers average 12 minutes of work in order to afford a pint of beer, according to a new report from The Economist. The average cost per pint Down Under is around $3.70 – nearly twice what some other nations pay. To give some perspective to this figure, The Economist’s chart shows that workers in India are faced with putting in nearly an hour of work to afford a pint of beer at the Indian national-average price of $1.40.
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