Monetary policy and the price of beer at the Rugby World Cup

On the eve of the quarter-finals of the rugby world cup tournament, there was a debate on the platform formerly known as Twitter about the fact that the third most tickets were sold in the Netherlands. Are the Dutch developing a love for rugby or what is going on? It got me thinking about the spectators on the pavilions and their countries' economies. More specifically, what does a beer cost and do you still think about the exchange rate after the third one? This episode is supported by the NWU Business School. Errors and omissions are my own.