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Average available monthly budget per household RSD 59,779
Belgrade,
16 December 2013
The Statistics Office stated that in the third quarter 2013, the average available monthly budget per household in the Republic of Serbia amounted to RSD 59,779.
Of the total available budget, the money receipts make 95.3% and the receipts in kind make 4.7%.
The largest share of available budget refers to the salaries and wages – 44.0%, pensions – 29.6%, income from agriculture, hunting and fishing – 8.0%, natural consumption – 4.5%, and other receipts – 4.2%.
The individual consumption expenditures of the households in the Republic of Serbia amounted to RSD 53,282, of which the expenditures for food and non-alcoholic beverages make the largest share of 40.5% and expenditures related to housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels make 15.1%.
Expenditures for transport amounted to 8.2%, recreation and culture – 5.6%, clothing and footwear – 5.2%, for other goods and services – 5.0%, home furniture, equipment and maintenance – 4.5%, communications – 4.4%, and alcoholic beverages and tobacco – 4.3%.
The published data were obtained through Household Budget Survey. The survey collects the data on income, expenditure and household consumption, i.e., the data on basic elements of individual consumption.
The largest share of available budget refers to the salaries and wages – 44.0%, pensions – 29.6%, income from agriculture, hunting and fishing – 8.0%, natural consumption – 4.5%, and other receipts – 4.2%.
The individual consumption expenditures of the households in the Republic of Serbia amounted to RSD 53,282, of which the expenditures for food and non-alcoholic beverages make the largest share of 40.5% and expenditures related to housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels make 15.1%.
Expenditures for transport amounted to 8.2%, recreation and culture – 5.6%, clothing and footwear – 5.2%, for other goods and services – 5.0%, home furniture, equipment and maintenance – 4.5%, communications – 4.4%, and alcoholic beverages and tobacco – 4.3%.
The published data were obtained through Household Budget Survey. The survey collects the data on income, expenditure and household consumption, i.e., the data on basic elements of individual consumption.
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