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Consumption Expenditure Pattern in Nigeria 2019
Consumption patterns normally contribute greatly to the social and economic policy of the country. For a developing country like Nigeria, the consumption pattern is skewed towards food i.e. food is higher than the non-food items. In most developed countries, it is the opposite, where the consumption pattern is skewed towards non-food items.
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