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Consumer expenditures: results from
the Diary and Interview surveys
John Rogers
Economist, Division of Consumer Expenditure Surveys, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey show that urban consumers spent about two-thirds of their total expenditures on food, housing, and transportation.
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