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I grew aware of how shopping for non-necessities is a tremendous privilege.
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That's how much individuals are spending on non-necessities such as coffee, eating out, entertainment, clothing, ride shares and alcohol, GoBankingRates found.
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Saving for down payment was based on saving 20 percent of monthly income, spending 50 percent on necessities and 30 percent on non-necessities.
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Vegetable prices have fallen sharply after spiking in the first quarter due to bad weather, suggesting that households will have more money to spend on non-necessities, analysts say.
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While buying more stuff isn't all that eco-friendly to begin with (non-necessities, at least), it's an inescapable fact that we all need certain things to simply live our lives.
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Affluence (even of the American middle-class variety, not the Jeff Bezos variety) leaves more room in family budgets for non-necessities: 46 percent of consumption spending was on the basic necessities of food and clothing in 1947 compared with less than 18 percent today.
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Isabella II fell from power during the liberal revolution of 1868, and the country found itself submerged in a crisis at all levels: economic, political, and ideological (with various strands of socialism coming to prominence). Instability increased with the 1870 assassination of Juan Prim, President of the regency council and Marshal of Spain. For economic and other reasons, there was a sharp drop in theatre box-office sales, as most people could not afford the average fourteen reales for non-necessities. Such high prices, plus the national uncertainty, brought most Madrid theatres into crisis, and many - including the Teatro de la Zarzuela itself - came close to ruin.
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