Consumption Pattern across different classes in India

by India Reports on November 9, 2009

in economy in transition, Government Initiatives


Consumption Pattern of Food and Non Food items in India

Graph on Consumption Pattern on Food and Non Food Items India

There are concerns about vulnerability of people who have crossed the poverty line (PL) and are at present above it. Vulnerability is a relative term and could be gauged from the consumption pattern in the absence of a better available alternative

The average per capita consumption expenditure for rural and urban population as per 61st Round (2004-05) is Rs. 558.78 and Rs.1052.36, respectively. NSSO data also reveals that rural population on an average spends about 55% of its consumption on food and the remaining 45% on non-food items

Read more on the socio-economic profile of India at: http://india-reports.com/summary/socio.aspx


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