Milei Is Contradicted: 68% of Argentine Households Do Not Reach the 20th of the Month with Their Income
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A private survey warned of the deterioration of purchasing power in the middle class and indebtedness to cover basic expenses.
The survey by the firm Zentrix Consultora revealed that 80.6% consider that their salary loses against inflation and that almost six out of every 10 people took debt in the last six months to face expenses.
The economic situation of Argentine households continues to show signs of deterioration. According to Zentrix Consultora’s latest Public Opinion Monitor (MOP), 67.7% of respondents run out of money before the 20th of each month, while only 31.1% manage to reach the end of the month and only 7.5% have the capacity to save. The survey exposes a worrying reality: 14.9% exhaust their income before the 10th day and 35.3% do not manage to exceed the 1…
A Zentrix survey revealed that 67.7% of respondents exhausted their income by that date. Many turn to debt to buy food, care for their health or pay for services.
The monthly budget pays less and less for most Argentine households, since “67.7% do not exceed 20 of the month with their income”, which means that two out of three people run out of money 10 days before the end of the month. The data correspond to the Public Opinion Monitor [...]
59.4% took debt in the last six months, most to cover food and health, and 80.6% feel that their salary does not beat inflation.
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