In this publication, the Central Bureau of Statistics presents the data on private consumption expenditure for 2014–2022.
The data in this publication enable an examination of the distribution of private consumption expenditure by industry, as well as changes in private consumption expenditure over the years. The data on private consumption expenditure are intended for policy makers, researchers, and the public at large, and are presented in accordance with standard classifications and definitions. The data in this publication are continuous and consistent, and include revisions that have been introduced over the years after receipt of updates, new sources, and new specifications.
Consistent with the accepted practice in most statistical bureaus in the world, the private consumption expenditure estimates were prepared in the framework of the national accounts in Israel and according to the System of National Accounts (SNA2008). Also, the estimates were classified by industry according to the Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities 2011.[1] The private consumption expenditure data were estimated based on several data sources, such as the 2014 Input-Output Tables, the Household Expenditure Survey, foreign trade data, Manufacturing Survey data, and the Expenditure of Non-Profit Institutions Survey.
The publication presents detailed tables on the private consumption expenditure and its components – food, beverage and tobacco products, industrial goods, services, housing services, fuel, electricity and water, as well as the consumption expenditure of non-profit institutions serving households.
[1] Central Bureau of Statistics (2012). Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities 2011. Technical Publication No. 80.
