fogyasztási

Fogyasztási is a Hungarian adjective derived from fogyasztás, meaning consumption. It denotes something connected with the act of consuming by individuals or households, or with policies, instruments, or data that focus on consumption rather than production.

In economics and public policy, fogyasztási is used to form terms that describe consumption-related phenomena. Common phrases include fogyasztási adó (consumption tax, such as value-added tax), fogyasztási kiadások or fogyasztási költségek (household consumption expenditures or costs), fogyasztási hitelezés (consumer lending), and fogyasztási szokások (consumer habits). These terms are used when analyzing how household spending drives final demand, shapes economic growth, or informs tax and welfare policy.

Grammatically, fogyasztási serves as an attributive modifier. The related noun is fogyasztás (consumption). The closely related adjective fogyasztói is used to denote consumer-oriented or consumer-related aspects, as in fogyasztói jog (consumer rights) or fogyasztói társadalom (consumer society).

Usage notes: fogyasztási is typically applied to aggregates, instruments, or policies tied to consumption rather than to the act of consuming itself. It is distinct from fogyasztói, which more directly references consumers or consumer-facing aspects.

See also: consumption, consumer protection, Hungarian tax system, value-added tax.