The data displays the percentage of total household expenditure in an European country in 2020, divided into five different categories: housing, food, transport, healthcare, education.
Overall, spending on housing accounts for the major share of household budget, followed by food. Healthcare represented the smallest proportion of the overall expenditure.
The chart illustrates that the people living in Europe tend to spend more on housing which contributes to 30% of total expenditure. Food contributed as the second largest category sitting at 25%. Together they make up 55% of all costs.
Transport and Education take up 15% each of total costs making it the same amount of money spent on housing. The rest of the budget is spent on healthcare, that accounts for just 10% making it the category that is spent the least on.
