Household spending patterns: expenditure shares by presence of children
The shares of various expenditures in household budgets depend on the presence of children under sixteen, as reflected in the structure of consumer expenditures. Rows specify major expenditure items, including food and non-alcoholic beverages, while columns present data for households with and without children for 2022 and 2023. All values are calculated as a percentage of total expenditures, where the total is taken as one hundred units
Table of consumer expenditure structure for households with and without children for 2022 and 2023
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 45, indicators: 4. Breakdown: 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... (33.9), of which: food products (32), housing services, water, electricity, gas and ... (11.7), meat and meat products (8.6). The gap between the highest and lowest is 71.4 times. The top five account for 72.9% 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
Comparing columns reveals differences in consumer behavior across different household types. It shows how the presence of children under sixteen affects the share of spending on food and other necessities. The rows provide a breakdown of total expenditures into smaller categories to illustrate the internal spending structure within each family group
What is visible in these numbers
The dataset includes the following indicators: those with children under 16 years of age — 2022; those with children under 16 years of age — 2023; those without children under 16 years of age — 2022; those without children under 16 years of age — 2023
Of 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled — there are practically no missing values
The same indicator in other breakdowns (4)
More in the section Distribution of surveyed households by place of residence»
Period and application
The dataset covers 2022 and 2023 and is presented in a single table with forty-five rows. The information is based on a household survey and is relevant for consumer market analysis. These statistics are useful for economists and sociologists studying demographic factors that influence demand for goods and services
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