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> As is everything. [Everything] is higher (as a percentage) in low-income households. No. Exceptions including (from the link above): Buns, cakes, biscuit
by learnstats2 11y ago
> As is everything. [Everything] is higher (as a percentage) in low-income households.
No. Exceptions including (from the link above):
Buns, cakes, biscuits etc. Beef (fresh, chilled or frozen) Bacon and ham Fish and fish products Milk Butter Margarine, other vegetable fats and peanut butter Fresh fruit Dried fruit and nuts Preserved fruit and fruit based products Fresh vegetables Other preserved or processed vegetables Sugar and sugar products Jams, marmalades Chocolate Other food products Cocoa and powdered chocolate Fruit and vegetable juices (inc. fruit squash) Soft drinks (inc. fizzy and ready to drink fruit drinks) Beer, lager, ciders and perry (brought home) Men's outer garments Men's under garments Women's outer garments Women's under garments Boys' outer garments (5-15) Girls' outer garments (5-15) Infants' outer garments (under 5) Children's under garments (under 16) Accessories Haberdashery and clothing hire hire/repair of furniture/furnishings Medicines, prescriptions, healthcare products etc. Purchase of new cars and vans Purchase of second hand cars or vans Purchase of motorcycles and other vehicles Spares and accessories Petrol, diesel and other motor oils Repairs and servicing Other motoring costs Rail and tube fares Bus and coach fares Other travel and transport TV, video and computers Computer software and games Equipment for sport, camping and open-air recreation Horticultural goods, garden equipment and plants Pets and pet food Sports admissions, subscriptions, leisure class fees and equipment hire Cinema, theatre and museums etc. TV, video, satellite rental, cable subscriptions and TV licences Development of film, deposit for film development, passport photos, holiday and school photos Gambling payments Diaries, address books, cards etc. Newspapers Package holidays - UK Package holidays - abroad Restaurant and café meals Alcoholic drinks (away from home) Take away meals eaten at home Other take-away and snack food Contract catering (food) and canteens Holiday in the UK Holiday abroad Room hire Hairdressing, beauty treatment Toilet paper Hair products, cosmetics and related electrical appliances Household insurances - structural, contents and appliances Medical insurance premiums Vehicle insurance including boat insurance Non-package holiday, other travel insurance Moving house Other services and professional fees Money, cash gifts given to children Cash gifts and donations7 Club instalment payments (child) and interest on credit cards
Healthcare is explicitly included as something high-income households spend a larger % on.
- learnstats2 11y agoPlease disregard the data here, in my haste I buggered it up :)