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How much does a family in Arkansas spend on luxury items on average per year?
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How much does the average family spend on wants?
The average family spends around 10-15% of their income on wants, which are items and experiences that are not essential for basic living expenses. These may include dining out, entertainment, vacations, and luxury goods.
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