|
Statistics about consumer spending include details about New Zealand households' weekly and annual spending on:
- food
- housing
- services including health, education and finance
- transportation
- goods including books, tobacco, alcohol, computers and other personal items
- clothing and footwear.
The Consumers Price Index (CPI) records changes to the prices of consumer items bought by New Zealand households, giving a measure of inflation. The CPI measures price changes for:
- food
- housing
- personal and health care
- recreation and education
- transportation
- tobacco and alcohol
- credit services
- household operation
- apparel.
Latest releases
Consumers Price Index
Household Economic Survey
Reports & articles
Consumer expenditure (1990-2001) - article
Consumer expenditure (1998) - article
Purchasing Power Parities - article
Supermarket brand share analysis - article
|