Structure of household consumer expenditures by KIPC-HH: 1.5.2. By presence of children
Spending patterns of families with and without children can be traced through the structure of consumer expenditures. The table compares two groups of households: those with children under 16 and those without. The data covers two periods: the second quarter of 2022 and the second quarter of 2023. The indicators reflect the distribution of spending within each group, highlighting differences in consumer behavior
Consumer expenditure structure of households with and without children by quarter, 2022–2023
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 45, indicators: 4. Table rows: Consumer expenditures; including expenditures on: food and non-alcoholic b...; of which: food products; including: bakery products and cereals; meat and meat products and others
Five highest values: Consumer expenditures (100), including expenditures on: food and non-al... (36.5), of which: food products (34.3), housing services, water, electricity, gas and ... (11.9), meat and meat products (9.02). The gap between the highest and lowest is 69.3 times. The top five account for 73.4% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 45
How to read this table
The expenditure rows detail the total amount, highlighting the share of spending on food and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as food alone. Comparing these rows helps to understand the share of basic needs in the budget relative to total consumption. The columns allow for a comparison of these expenditure items between households with and without children across different time periods
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: those having children under 16 years of age — II quarter 2022; those having children under 16 years of age — II quarter 2023; those not having children under 16 years of age — II quarter 2022; those not having children under 16 years of age — II quarter 2023
Cells with numbers 100 out of 100 (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
The same indicator in other breakdowns (4)
More in the section Distribution of surveyed households by place of residence»
Period and application
Data is collected by Rosstat based on household surveys. This information is relevant for analyzing purchasing power and changes in consumer habits depending on family composition. The expenditure structure data, presented in percentages, is useful for sociologists, economists, and marketers studying demographic consumption patterns
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