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BCW Data Exchange Challenge

The Business Council of Westchester recently unveiled an important new tool for business in Westchester: The BCW Data Exchange. With thousands of facts about Westchester, the BCW Data Exchange is helping Westchester residents get to know more about their communities and more importantly, is a vital tool for economic development. This week we challenge you to learn more about Westchester’s spending habits with this quiz:

  1. How much on average do Westchester families spend on food and alcohol each year?
  2. Who spends the most on clothing: women, men or children?
  3. What is the biggest healthcare cost for most families?
  4. Do Westchester families spend more for entertainment in or outside the home?
  5. How much does the average Westchester family spend on travel each year?

You can find the answers by visiting the BCW Data Exchange

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