What are the eight categories of household daily expenses?

The eight main categories of household daily expenses are food, clothing, household equipment and supplies and maintenance services, medical care, transportation and communication, entertainment, education and services, housing and other goods and services.

Household expenditure refers to the breakdown of per capita living expenditure, including housing, household food, utilities such as water and electricity, and other expenditures. Then divide the sum of all expenses by the number of family members and work out the expenses of each member.

Resident consumption expenditure refers to the total final consumption of goods and services by permanent residents during the accounting period. It includes four aspects:

First, all kinds of commodities directly purchased by residents for daily consumption, including furniture, household appliances and other durable consumer goods that cannot be fully consumed in the current period, are also included in the current consumption according to the full purchase price.

Second, the expenses of various services directly purchased by residents for daily consumption, such as rent, transportation, washing, education, medical care, culture, daily necessities repair, family nanny, etc.

Third, all kinds of goods and services obtained by residents in the form of real wages for daily consumption, including goods and services obtained free of charge or at below-market prices.

Fourth, the virtual rent of residents' self-produced goods and their own houses included in the output during the accounting period. Household consumption does not include production input expenditure and housing investment.