So why the 35% higher prices? Higher prices in Canada are usually attributed to transportation costs, taxes, large country-small population, etc. (though none of these really account for the prices... I presume it's just company policy). So why the difference between Belgium and Germany - neighbouring countries both using the euro? Same reason... company policy? Prices are set according to what the local market will bear (and minimal cross border leakage)? ...with favourable pricing in the home market. And are these prices any higher when compared to the price differences of previous years? Ah, the politics of free enterprise.
Anyway that's too bad, Hadoque... will you be crossing the border when it's time for a playmo shopping trip?
David