Household Spending on Fuel, Food and Drink
July 10, 2008
Mark J. Perry submits:
THE ECONOMIST — The soaring cost of food and fuel is a concern for the governments of rich and poor countries alike. Many households in Africa and Asia shell-out more on food and fuel as a share of total spending and so are disproportionately hit by rising prices.
Household Spending on Fuel, Food and Drink
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