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Household expenditure edges up again in 2018, still well below pre-crisis level
The Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) released its findings from the 2018 household budgeting survey which tracked the spending habits of Greek households.
The survey sampled 6,502 private households across Greece. It found that the average monthly household expenditure came to 1,441.03 euros, rising by 1.9 percent compared to 2017. The average monthly expenditure per person in 2018 came to 557.86 euros, r...
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