PROVINCE – Caserta it is only in 102nd place among the Italian provinces for average spending on durable goods. Terra di Lavoro forwarding is also detached from the rest of the provinces of Campania and represents a real tail light.
The study in Campania
In 2023, 4 billion and 598 million euros were spent on durable goods in Campania, 7.9% more than in 2022. A figure that puts the region in seventh place in the national ranking for overall spending on durables. According to what emerges from the thirtieth report of the Findomestic Observatory (BNP Group) in collaboration with Prometeia, the increase in purchases of durables in Campania is higher than that of the South (+6.4%) although lower than the national figure (+ 8.9%). The spending trend in the region was better than the reference macro-area in almost all sectors, with results also exceeding the national average for motor vehicles and telephones. “As in other areas of the country, growth was supported above all by the mobility sector, comments Claudio Bardazzi, head of the Findomestic Observatory. “With increases of 17.4% for new cars (822 million euros in total spending) , 18.4% for used goods (1 billion and 375 million) and 27% for motor vehicles (268 million)”. There was also an increase for household appliances (+ 2.6%, 419 million), while they showed a slight decline in mobile (-0.7%, just over 1 billion in total spending) and telephony (-0.5%). Information technology (-6.5%) and consumer electronics (-29.3%) also fell. ). EXPENSES PER FAMILY.
The comparison between the provinces of Campania
Thanks to a modest per capita income, equal to 16,747 euros (more than 6 thousand euros lower than the Italian average), in Campania the average expenditure per family on durable goods according to the Findomestic Observatory stands at 2,062 euros: almost 800 euros less compared to the national average. Among the provinces, Avellino occupies the relatively best position (2141 euros per family), in 81st place among the 107 Italian provinces. Naples, Salerno and Benevento follow closely, while Caserta is far behind, which with its 1,934 euros of expenditure per family ranks only 102nd among the Italian provinces.
