Final consumption expenditure in international comparisons
The table provides annual indices of household final consumption expenditure for different countries and country groups from 2000 to 2024. Rows vary by country, allowing comparison of changes in expenditure relative to the base period. The indicator is expressed as an index without a unit of measurement, is annual, updated yearly, and covers 108 rows, including world totals and individual countries such as Austria and Belarus
Chart of household final consumption expenditure indices by country from 2000 to 2024
- Europe — Republic of Moldova
- Asia — Azerbaijan
- Индексы расходов на конечное потребление домашних хозяйств — Россия
- Europe — Bulgaria
- Europe — Greece
- Europe — Hungary
- Europe — United Kingdom
- Europe — Poland
- Europe — Italy
- Europe — Belgium
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2000–2024. Rows: 108, periods: 25. Breakdown by items: INDICES OF FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE OF HOUSEHOLDS …; Europe — Austria; Europe — Belarus; Europe — Belgium; Europe — Bulgaria and others
Europe — Republic of Moldova: the indicator fell from 120.7 to 102.4 over 2000–2024 — by 15.2%. The highest value was 120.7 (2000), the lowest was 91.9 (2009). This is an average annual decline of 0.68%. Up to 2012 the change was −16.4%, after that +1.47%. Of the 25 largest rows, 6 increased, 19 decreased
All table numbers are series: 108
| Series | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Африка — Южно-Африканская Республика | 105,32 | 105,70 | 109,14 | 105,81 | 101,42 | 103,39 | 104,69 | 107,09 | 111,50 | 107,13 | 104,26 | 105,00 | 105,62 | 105,77 | 106,05 | 104,58 | 106,38 | 105,27 | 104,60 | 104,13 | 103,28 | 104,51 | 106,90 | 106,00 | 104,40 |
| Америка — Бразилия | 107,01 | 106,85 | 108,45 | 114,69 | 106,62 | 106,85 | 104,23 | 103,61 | 111,90 | 103,31 | 102,51 | 109,87 | 104,53 | 105,73 | 105,74 | 104,13 | 103,59 | 102,82 | 102,25 | 101,85 | 103,20 | 108,30 | 109,30 | 104,60 | 104,30 |
| Америка — Канада | 102,70 | 102,60 | 102,24 | 102,76 | 101,86 | 102,19 | 102,05 | 102,10 | 102,31 | 100,25 | 101,91 | 102,90 | 101,55 | 100,96 | 101,90 | 101,12 | 101,38 | 101,63 | 102,23 | 102,01 | 100,68 | 103,40 | 106,80 | 103,80 | 102,40 |
| Америка — Мексика | 109,49 | 106,37 | 105,04 | 104,54 | 104,71 | 104,01 | 103,62 | 103,95 | 105,20 | 105,30 | 104,11 | 103,46 | 104,05 | 103,81 | 103,98 | 102,75 | 102,85 | 106,03 | 104,92 | 103,59 | 103,46 | 105,67 | 107,90 | 105,50 | 104,70 |
| Америка — США | 103,29 | 102,80 | 101,63 | 102,33 | 102,61 | 103,37 | 103,26 | 102,82 | 103,82 | 99,61 | 101,73 | 103,13 | 102,08 | 101,45 | 101,68 | 100,09 | 101,29 | 102,09 | 102,49 | 101,74 | 101,28 | 104,72 | 108,00 | 104,10 | 103,00 |
| Америка — Чили | 103,80 | 103,60 | 102,51 | 102,73 | 101,10 | 103,08 | 103,34 | 104,43 | 108,72 | 101,42 | 101,40 | 103,35 | 103,05 | — | — | 104,32 | 103,80 | 102,20 | 102,39 | 102,40 | 103,03 | 104,56 | 111,60 | 107,60 | 104,20 |
| Австралия и Океания — Австралия | 104,45 | 104,40 | 103,02 | 102,77 | 102,32 | 102,65 | 103,62 | 102,33 | 104,31 | 101,79 | 102,86 | 103,37 | 101,75 | 102,38 | 102,52 | 101,45 | 101,34 | 101,94 | 101,90 | 101,61 | 100,83 | 102,90 | 106,60 | 105,70 | 103,10 |
| Австралия и Океания — Новая Зеландия | 102,59 | 102,60 | 102,71 | 101,75 | 102,31 | 103,01 | 103,36 | 102,40 | 103,93 | 102,09 | 102,32 | 104,00 | 101,09 | 101,11 | 101,22 | 100,28 | 100,65 | 101,93 | 101,54 | 101,60 | 101,75 | 103,96 | 107,10 | 105,80 | 102,90 |
How to read this table
The table presents indices rather than absolute values, so rows cannot be summed or subtracted directly. Comparisons should focus on year-to-year changes within the same row to assess which countries experienced faster growth or decline in expenditure relative to others. The indicator reflects dynamics rather than volume, so consumption levels across countries are not directly comparable
What is visible in these numbers
The five highest values: Europe — Republic of Moldova (120.7), Europe — Latvia (120.3), Europe — Belarus (117.9), Asia — Azerbaijan (117.6), Europe — Romania (115.8). The top five account for 21.6% of the total sum across all items
Observations are annual, with 25 observation periods in the dataset. There are 625 values in the table out of 625 possible, which is 100%; data gaps are virtually absent
The same indicator for other periods
These series cannot be stitched together Over the common period 2000 values diverge — Rosstat recalculated the indicator using a revised methodology. They cannot be combined into a single chart: a break would appear at the junction, which did not actually occur
| Indicator for 2000 | here | in the adjacent series | divergence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Европа — Австрия | 103,2 | 102,4 | −0,7 |
| Европа — Беларусь | 108,0 | 268,6 | +160,6 |
| Европа — Бельгия | 102,8 | 102,5 | −0,3 |
| Европа — Болгария | 109,0 | 110,3 | +1,3 |
| Европа — Венгрия | 103,0 | 109,8 | +6,8 |
| Европа — Германия | 102,2 | 101,9 | −0,3 |
| Европа — Греция | 100,3 | 103,1 | +2,8 |
| Европа — Дания | 100,3 | 102,9 | +2,7 |
| Европа — Ирландия | 110,7 | 105,6 | −5,1 |
| Европа — Испания | 104,4 | 103,4 | −1,0 |
| Европа — Италия | 102,7 | 102,6 | −0,1 |
| Европа — Латвия | 102,2 | 102,7 | +0,5 |
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Period and application
Data for 2000–2024 are updated annually by Rosstat. The table is useful for economists analyzing consumer activity, statisticians conducting international comparisons, and anyone studying global trends in final consumption
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