Structure of consumer expenditures of households with and without children
The presence of children under 16 directly impacts household spending, and these statistics clearly demonstrate the difference in consumption. The table presents data for 2022 and 2023, divided into two household groups: those with children and those without. Row indicators reflect the shares of various expenditure categories, including food, bakery products, cereals, and other groups of goods and services
Structure of consumer expenditures of households with and without children under 16 for 2022 and 2023, in percent
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 53, indicators: 4. Table rows: Consumer expenditures; including expenditures on: purchase of food products for home consumption; including on: bakery products and cereals; potatoes; vegetables and others
The five largest values: Consumer expenditures (100), purchase of non-food goods (37.3), including expenditures on: purchase of food products for home consumption (33.9), vehicles, accessories and fuel and lubricants (12.2), meat and meat products (8.6). The gap between the largest and the smallest is 333.3 times. The top five account for 77% of the total for all items — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 53
How to read this table
The table contains 53 rows, each corresponding to a specific expenditure group, such as food for home consumption or specific product categories. The columns allow for a comparison of the spending structure of families with and without children, with the total value for each household category set at 100 percent. This shows the portion of the budget allocated to non-food goods or services depending on the family composition
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: households with children under 16 years of age — 2022; households with children under 16 years of age — 2023; households without children under 16 years of age — 2022; households without children under 16 years of age — 2023
Cells with numbers 100 out of 100 (100%); there are practically no gaps in the data
The same indicator in other breakdowns (4)
More in the section Distribution of surveyed households by place of residence»
Period and application
Data was collected by Rosstat based on household surveys and covers two reporting years. The data is relevant for analyzing consumer behavior, studying the socio-economic characteristics of families with children, and assessing the structure of current consumption in the country
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