Structure of household disposable resources and expenditures by presence of children
How incomes and expenses of families with children under 16 compare with families without them can be seen in the data for Q1 2022 and Q1 2023. Table rows are divided into total disposable resources, cash income and the value of in‑kind receipts. Columns allow comparison of the two household groups across two periods. All indicators are expressed in percent, with the total resources for each group set to 100
Structure of disposable resources and expenditures of households by presence of children for Q1 2022 and Q1 2023
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 28 series across 4 breakdowns. 112 values in total.
“Total available resources” leads the table with 100, “value of services provided by the employer free of charge or at preferential prices” closes it with 0.135. The gap between them is 739-fold.
All table numbers are series: 28
How to read this table
Differences between families with and without children are traced through the composition of their disposable resources. One group shows the share of cash income, the other the contribution of in‑kind receipts to the overall budget. Comparing these items for the two quarters helps understand how consumption structure changes across population categories. The list contains twenty‑eight rows, including totals and detailed breakdowns by specific receipt types
The same indicator in other breakdowns (4)
More in the section Distribution of surveyed households by place of residence»
Period and application
Data for Q1 2022 and Q1 2023 are relevant for analysing living standards and consumer behaviour. The information was prepared as part of a sample survey and is suitable for studying the socio‑economic situation of families. Data are updated according to Rosstat’s publication schedule
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