Damn, writing the previous, I noticed they have been even more trickier (see added line in italics): the actual average home calculation is reverred to in a single sentence, but the figures presented are the sum totals in billions of Euros for all users.

Anyway, just to give you an idea, here are the average-home figures for 1998 and 2004, with the above notation:

1998
1+2+3 (="netto"): €37.60

4. €0.00
   
5. €0.23
   
6. €5.22
   
7. €0.00
   
8. €6.90

2004
1+2+3: €31.52

4. €0.85
   
5. €1.58
   
6. €5.22
   
7. €5.97
   
8. €7.24

Since then, 1+2+3 must have grown to around 1998 levels or more, 4 and 5 grew a few cents (but, I emphasize, only maybe half of it being extra costs for consumers), and VAT of course grew to scale.

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