Bloomberg Business Week ranks again the world's most expensive cities. Second placer for 2009, Tokyo, grabbed the top spot this year. Here are some of the items that made them so expensive:

FOOD: Lunch at a restaurant: $18
Can of beer from grocery: $3.37
One kg of rice: $8.47
One dozen eggs: $3.78
ENTERTAINMENT: Movie ticket: $22
APPLIANCES: Washing machine: $879

Here are the other cities that made into the list:

1. Tokyo, Japan
2. Oslo, Norway
3. Luanda, Angola
4. Nagoya, Japan
5. Yokohama, Japan
6. Stavanger, Norway
7. Kobe, Japan
8. Copenhagen, Denmark
9. Geneva, Switzerland
10. Zurich, Switzerland
11. Bern, Switzerland
12. Basel, Switzerland
13. Libreville, Gabon
14. Helsinki, Finland
15. Moscow, Russia