Consumer Spend – MBR
Geomarketing
GIS
Business Intelligence
About Product
The Consumer Spend data sets enable you to model the amount of expenditure made on different categories of goods in many different countries. Whether you need expenditure on books for each Obstine in Serbia or expenditure on footwear in each 5-digit postcode in France, this is the data set that provides the answers.
What's key?
- Available for many countries at administrative and postal geographic levels e,g. Gemeinden in Germany and 4-digit postcodes in Slovenia
- Consumer Spending quantifies the expenditures of consumers on specific groups of goods or services
- Provides population figures and total consumer spending
- Offers a wide range of consumer spending categories such as food and beverages, clothing, health and technology
Data Type: Expenditure
Geomarketing
GIS
Business Intelligence
How is it used?
- Improve your ability to respond to the specifics of your market
- Gravity modelling
- Site location analysis
- Expenditure modelling by category
Attributes
- Unique ID
- Name
- Proportion of expenditure on each category against the national total
- Total expenditure on each category in Euros
- Population
- Population as proportion of national total
- Consumer spending categories include: Food and beverages, tobacco, clothing, footwear, furniture, household textiles and appliances, household utensils, household maintenance, medical products, technology, leisure, recreational and cultural services and durables, books, stationery, catering services, personal care and jewellery
| Austria (Zählsprengel and 4-digit postcode areas) |
| Belgium (Communes and 4-digit postcode areas) |
| Belarus (Raions) |
| Bulgaria (Obshtini, 2-digit and 4-digit postcodes) |
| Croatia (Opcine and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Czech Republic (Obce and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Denmark (Kommuner and 4-digit postcodes) |
| Estonia (Vallad) |
| Finland (Kunnut and 5-digit postcodes) |
| France (Communes and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Germany (Gemeinden and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Greece (Dimoi/Koinotites and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Hungary (Települések) |
| Ireland (Wards/DEDs) |
| Italy (Census Areas, Comuni and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Latvia (Novads) |
| Lithuania (Savivaldybés) |
| Luxembourg (Communes or by consolidated 2-digit postcode areas) |
| Montenegro (Opstine or by 2-digit postcodes) |
| Netherlands (Buurten, Gemeenten and 4-digit postcode areas) |
| Norway (Kommuner and 4-digit postcodes) |
| Poland (Gminy/Miasta and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Portugal (Census Subsections, Freguesias and 4-digit postcodes) |
| Romania (Comune and 2-digit postcodes) |
| Russia (Raioni) |
| Serbia (Opstine, Census Areas and Settlements or by 2-digit postcodes) |
| Slovakia (Obce, Basic Settlements and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Slovenia (Obcine, Settlements and 4-digit postcodes) |
| Spain (Census Sections, Municipios and 5-digit postcode areas) |
| Sweden (Kommuner and 5-digit postcodes) |
| Switzerland (Gemeinden and 6-digit postcode areas) |
| Turkey (IIce and 5-digit postcodes) |
| United Kingdom (postcode sector and census output area) |
| Ukraine (Raioni and 3-digit postcodes) |
| United States of America (County subdivisions) |
