a minute agoThe number of Kosovo families who celebrated for end - to - year economic reasons increases by 20 percent
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(3 years ago)The steady increase in prices for basic products has caused Kosovo citizens to spend less on holiday end-of-year. Although 18 percent of the population is in full poverty and 5 percent of them at the extreme, Kosovars prove to be quite concerned at parties, especially those of the end, [...]
The steady increase in prices for basic products has caused Kosovo citizens to spend less on holiday end-of-year.
Although 18 percent of the population is in full poverty and 5 percent of them at the extreme, Kosovars prove to be quite concerned at parties, especially the end of the year, spending about 30m euros.
According to the “report The spending of Kosovo families for end-of-year holidays, 2022”, implemented by UBO Consulting, each family in Kosovo spends an average of around 150 euros on these holidays.
The number of Kosovo families that these holidays do not mark because of economic causes has marked growth from 14 percent in 2021 to 2022 percent in 2022 times1>, the report notes.
It notes that Kosovo families are spending an average of 0.2m euros less than at the end of 2021 and about 3.1m euros less than at the end of 2020.
“Messantly, Kosovo families have declared spending 146 euros on weekend holidays 2022, compared to 156 euros in 2021 and 139 euros in 2020”, the report follows.
In the question of why this holiday is not celebrated, 83 percent of citizens have responded that it does not match their beliefs.
“70 percent ) end-of-year holidays do not match my beliefs and 19 percent are due to economic causes”, UBO Consulting says.
In the question, do you think that next year you will spend more or less, 60 percent of citizens have said they will spend the same, 13 percent less, and 11 percent more?
Over half of citizens have said they have bought promotional products (from discounts).
Some 80 percent of them have said that the information source for information about these products has had television, followed by social networks at 62 percent, 26 percent from portals, 36 percent from family and friends, 32 percent from stores, and 6 percent from radio.
At the end of the report, it is pointed out that 86 percent of purchases are made from the 25-31 December period, while the rest from December 15th-24th. /Telegrapher
