Economically inactive persons and jobseekers need effectively to reside in the host Member State in order to be entitled to minimum subsistence benefits. This means that they will have higher expenditure than in their home Member States. This is because such Member States’ social benefits are higher in direct relation with the higher cost of living there.
Price level index for household final consumption expenditure (EU28=100, 2012)
Price level index for household final consumption expenditure
(EU28=100, 2012)
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