Research and Markets: World Consumer Income and Expenditure Patterns 2013

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/74b8lg/world_consumer) has announced the addition of the "World Consumer Income and Expenditure Patterns 2013 - Edition 13" book to their offering.

“World Consumer Income and Expenditure Patterns 2013 - Edition 13”

Discover how income and spending trends vary by country

World Consumer Income and Expenditure Patterns is a valuable reference book if you wish to know how much people earn and how they spend their money. Hard to-research statistics from many sources are presented in easy to read tables (19902011).

The book highlights per capita spending on food, leisure and housing, plus per household and per capita income and earnings. Buy this book and you have a powerful reference for building a profile of your target customer's spending power.

World Consumer Income and Expenditure Patterns includes:

- Hard-to-research income statistics from household surveys and national accounts

- Comparable spending statistics for 75 types of household goods and services

- Data spanning 20 years to compare historic vs recent trends

- Key socio-economic indicators to help put income and spending statistics into context

Income statistics researched:

- Annual household income; Annual per capita income; Annual gross income by source; Annual gross earnings; Tax and social security contributions; Gini coefficient (a common measure of income distribution); Annual disposable income by sex; Household disposable income by decile; Household annual disposable income brackets; Consumer expenditure; Consumer expenditure by commodity; Consumer expenditure by purpose

Consumer spending data researched:

- Food and non-alcoholic beverages; Alcoholic beverages and tobacco; Clothing and footwear; Housing; Household goods and services; Health goods and medical services; Transport; Communications; Leisure and recreation; Education; Hotels and catering

Discover:

- The average income per capita of a Chinese consumer

- Which country has the highest number of High Net Worth individuals

- How much the Italians spend on clothing and footwear

- How tax and social security contributions differ from country to country

Key Topics Covered:

1: Introduction,

2: Socio-economic parameters,

3: Annual household income,

4: Annual per capita income,

5: Tax and social security,

6: Annual gross earnings,

7: Annual gross income by source,

8: Gini coefficient,

9: Annual disposable income by sex,

10: Household annual disposable income by decile,

11: Household annual disposable income brackets,

12: Consumer expenditure,

13: Consumer expenditure by commodity,

14: Consumer expenditure by purpose,

15: Country snapshots

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