
In the report "The Status of Household Cultural Spending," prepared on the basis of data published by the Statistical Centre of Iran, you can access Iranians' cultural expenditures from 1396 to 1400 (2017–2022).
The present report has been compiled with the aim of analyzing the cultural consumption of Iranian households over these five years. Cultural consumption is the set of expenditures that households have spent on purchasing or using cultural products and services. According to this study's definition, cultural consumption covers a wide range and is classified into ten categories: art supplies, books, the press, stationery, audio and video supplies, tourism, sports and recreation, games and entertainment, religious expenses, and clothing.
Household cultural consumption in this report has been examined at the micro and macro levels. At the macro level, the share of cultural spending of various provinces is addressed. In this section it is specified which cities had the highest and lowest levels of cultural consumption. You can also view charts showing how much the various income deciles spent on their cultural consumption over the past 5 years.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian