The part of a household budget spent on food is increasing; consumers abandon everything they don’t really need and replace expensive products with cheaper ones.

Economists and businessmen say that citizens will spend less money on durable goods, such as furniture, automobiles, clothes and footwear.

On the other hand, the state could stimulate consumption of construction materials, traffic signalization and other infrastructural goods through realization of the announced capital investments.

Judging by announcements of experts, as well as businessmen, producers of cheaper food will this year have most benefits, similar to the year before, while textile and furniture factories, car distributors, and owners of service companies must get ready for a hard year, worse than the previous one.

Construction material producers can also hope for some growth, but only if construction of so called cheap flats near the famous Corridor 10 or some new highways starts.

Part of the state money could also be given to producers of tracks and other materials needed for railways, since their reconstruction has also been announced.

Another thing needed for construction of road and railway infrastructure is certainly signalization, and the 2010 could thus be a good year for those dealing with this business as well.