The results of the research revealed that the sensitivity of the Hungarians is the most obvious, more of whom have stopped their spending than, for example, the Czechs, who continue to spend despite inflation.
The Slovaks and the Poles also stick to the "Hungarian trend."
In general, it turned out to be true for all countries that consumers are most likely to give up spending on restaurants and entertainment but maintain purchases of medicines, vitamins, and coffee.
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