Household Budget Survey, Slovenia, 2006

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Available assets of households

In 2006, the largest share of available assets was that of available money assets (95.3%), followed by the value of own production (2.6%) and benefits in kind (2.1%). The largest share among available money assets was that of income from work under employment (54.8%) and pensions with supplements (22.7%). The situation was similar in 2005 (53.4% and 23.0%, respectively).

Allocated assets of households

Allocated assets are divided into consumption expenditure (85.4% in 2006), expenditure for a dwelling or a house (10.4% in 2006) and other expenditure (4.1% in 2006). Consumption expenditure is further divided into 12 groups. Usually, the largest share in this group is that of food and non-alcoholic beverages, which in 2006 represented 15.4% of allocated assets (15.9% in 2005).

However, in 2006 the largest share was that of transport with 15.5% (16.2% in 2005), which included purchase of vehicles (7.8%), expenditure on operation of personal transport equipment (7.1%) and expenditure on passenger transport by railway, road, air, sea and inland waterways (0.6%).

Within allocated assets the greatest increase compared to 2005 was recorded in expenditure for a dwelling or a house (from 9.2% in 2005 to 10.4% in 2006). This expenditure includes purchase of a dwelling or a house, major works and renovation such as repair of roof, building, façade, bathroom, construction of additional spaces, installation of central heating, electricity, water, gas and all major outdoor work.

• Average annual quantity of purchased food and beverages consumed per household member 2006, 33kB
• Possession of consumer durables in households 2006, 23kB
• Consumption expenditure of households, Slovenia, 2006, 35kB