We spent seventeen thousand billion last year
In 2016, the consumption spending of families rose by 5 percent faster than in-store purchases. The 17 thousand billion HUF spendings roughly correspond to the level of the spendings of ten years ago, when there was small decline – blokkk.com wrote.
In 2016, the families spent a total of 17 billion HUF for consumption, which represents a 5 percent increase, compared to the previous year (retail store purchasing is part of this amount as well). Real earnings (per capita) increased by more than 7 percent in 2016. (blokkk.com)
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