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Income, expenditure and consumption of households in the Arctic Zone

· snapshot · rows: 16 · periods: 2 · section: publications of official statistical information on socio-economic development

Household spending in the Arctic Zone compared to the rest of the country can be determined from Household Budget Survey data. The table presents three key indicators: monetary expenditure, final consumption expenditure, and disposable resources. These rows allow for an assessment of budget structure and an understanding of what portion of income is spent on current consumption versus what remains available to households. The data reflect the current situation in the regions based on preliminary results from a sample survey

Disposable resources 47,310 Monetary expenditures 38,875 Expenditure on consumption 27,551 Total consumer spending 100.0 Consumer expenditu… non-alcoholic beveragesConsumer expenditure — food and non-alcoholic beverages 27.4 Consumer expenditures — transport 19.6 Consumer expenditu… services, fuelConsumer expenditure — housing and communal services, fuel 11.7 Consumer expenditu… goods and servicesConsumer expenditures — other goods and services 8.00 Consumer expenditu… and home careConsumer expenditure — household goods, household appliances and home care 6.87 Consumer expenditu… clothing and footwearConsumer expenditure — clothing and footwear 6.61 Consumer expenditu… and cultural eventsConsumer expenditures – recreation organization and cultural events 6.37 Consumer expenditu… tobacco productsConsumer expenditures — alcoholic beverages, tobacco products 3.86 Consumer expenditures — health care 3.84 Consumer expenditures – communication 3.37 Consumer expenditu… cafes and restaurantsConsumer expenditures — hotels, cafes and restaurants 1.64 Consumer expenditures — education 0.84
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16 series, arranged across 2 breakdowns rather than over time. 32 values in total.

The largest value belongs to “Disposable resources” — 29,218; the smallest is “Consumer expenditures — education” at 0.851. The gap between them is 34,343-fold.

All table numbers are series: 16
Series Арктическая зона Российской ФедерацииСправочно: Российская Федерация
Денежные расходы 38 874,74 24 502,28
Расходы на потребление 27 551,35 19 182,79
Располагаемые ресурсы 47 309,90 29 218,23
Потребительские расходы - всего 100,00 100,00
Потребительские расходы — продукты питания и безалкогольные напитки 27,38 33,24
Потребительские расходы — алкогольные напитки, табачные изделия 3,86 3,26
Потребительские расходы — одежду и обувь 6,61 6,93
Потребительские расходы — жилищно-коммунальные услуги, топливо 11,66 11,84
Потребительские расходы — предметы домашнего обихода, бытовую технику и уход за домом 6,87 6,36
Потребительские расходы — здравоохранение 3,84 3,95
Потребительские расходы — транспорт 19,57 14,91
Потребительские расходы — связь 3,37 3,37
Потребительские расходы — организацию отдыха и культурные мероприятия 6,37 5,76
Потребительские расходы — образование 0,84 0,85
Потребительские расходы — гостиницы, кафе и рестораны 1,64 2,41
Потребительские расходы — другие товары и услуги 8,00 7,12

How to read this table

The rows in the table are categorized by the nature of household financial flows. Monetary expenditure shows the total amount spent, consumption expenditure isolates the portion of funds used to purchase goods and services, and disposable resources reflect the available volume of funds. By comparing these indicators with each other and with the reference value for the Russian Federation, the specific financial behavior of Arctic Zone residents can be traced

The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)

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Period and application

Preliminary data from the Household Budget Survey are suitable for analyzing the standard of living and purchasing power of the population. This information is relevant for economic researchers, social policy planners, and anyone studying consumption patterns in special climatic and economic zones

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