Maltese spend less than EU counterparts on clothes
Maltese people spend less than their European counterparts on items of clothing and footwear, a Eurostat study found. Local households spend 4.5 per cent of their total expenditure on clothes and shoes, compared to households in the EU which spent 4.9 per cent in 2016. Households’ annual expenditure on clothes and footwear is slightly higher than the amount Europeans spend on their health, the study noted. At 6.8 per cent, those from Estonia devote the largest share of their total expenditure to clothes and shoes. Читать дальше...