GDP, production and spending; consumption, 1988-2010

This publication contains detailed data on consumer spending. The main structure consists of a subdivision in: — key figures — data category of goods and services — data consumption functions The key figures reflect the build-up of total consumption expenditure, public consumption expenditure and the build-up of actual individual consumption. The consumption functions are divided into consumption expenditure by households including non-profit institutions for households and general government consumption expenditure broken down by individual consumption and collective consumption. This section also includes a selection of actual individual consumption, the build-up of the actual individual consumption and a choice of main groups. The topics can be displayed in the following quantities: — Current prices, EUR million — Volume changes, % — Volume index, 2005=100 — Constant prices, price level 2005=100, million euro — Deflectors: % of mutations — Deflectors: index 2005=100 Data available from: 1988 Frequency: Discontinued Status of the figures The figures from 1988 are final. The two most recent years still have a (further) provisional character. Changes compared to the previous version Modified by: 9 October 2012 Reason change: Table has been discontinued and replaced by new tables Consumption of goods and services and Consumption by consumption functions In 2005, the national accounts were revised on the basis of conceptual changes to the international guidelines of the European Union (ESA 1995). In addition, new statistical insights and new sources have been incorporated into this 2001 revision. Release policy After the end of the reporting year, the provisional, further provisional and final annual estimates shall be published after 6, 18 and 30 months respectively. New figures are published annually in June or July on StatLine, the electronic database of CBS. Interim changes will also be made available via StatLine. In addition, the figures are published annually in the paper publication National Accounts in August.