Bulgarians spend the most money on food. Household bills are the second biggest expense, “Eurostat” analysis of financial characteristics of households in the European Union over the past year shows.
Bulgarians spend the most money on food. Household bills are the second biggest expense, “Eurostat” analysis of financial characteristics of households in the European Union over the past year shows.
People from Bulgaria, Romania, Latvia and Estonia spend the most money on food. According to “Eurostat” analysis in 2017, Bulgarians spend 30% of their money on food.
Bulgarians give two times less money for household bills, such as electricity, water, gas and heating. The European neighbours of Bulgaria spend their most money on household bills.
Bulgarians give 7% of their income for transport and social security. In comparison, people in most European countries give more money for transport than food.
The analysis of “Eurostat” shows that the Bulgarian is not among the vainest nations. Only 4% of the costs of Bulgarians are for clothing and shoes. They spend the same amount of money on cigarettes, alcohol and culture. 5% of their income goes to healthcare.
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