US EditionA Type Family Needs to Earn $1,149,353 per Month to Stay Out of the Poverty Line
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Income does not reach enough to reach the end of the month without setbacks. It is not inflation now, but the slow recovery of the purchasing power of income.
In July, a type family had to earn more than $2.8 million to be middle class in CABA. The poverty line also skyrocketed. What’s going on.
*Riyadian Economy Report In July, a four-member Rioja family needed to have monthly income of $1,170,600 in order not to fall below the poverty line. In the seventh month of the year, the Total Basic Basket (CBT) was located in La Rioja in that amount. This was determined by a report prepared by the “Instituto de Investigación Social, Económico y Política Ciudadana” (Instituto de Investigación Social, Económica y Política Ciudadana) together wit…
The Indec reported that the Total Basic Basket had a variation of 1.9% in July, in line with last month’s inflation. A family required 1,149,353 pesos in order not to be poor and 515,405 pesos in order to be below the poverty line. In July 2025, a family of four members in the Greater Buenos Aires (GBA) required at least $1,149,353 in income to not be considered poor, according to data released on Wednesday by the National Institute of Statistic…
In parallel with the inflation of the seventh month of the year, the INDEC reported the values that determine the poverty and destitution lines in the country. The Total Basic Basket (CBT), which delimits the poverty line, increased by 1.9% in July. Thus, a family of four members (two adults and two boys) needed $1,149,353 to be non-poor, according to the INDEC. This indicator accumulated an increase of 27.6% in the last 12 months and 12.2% in t…
The cost of living continues to put pressure on the income of Argentine households. According to the latest survey by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC), the price of the basic baskets rose again in July, in line with the general inflation of the month. The Total Basic Basket (CBT), which includes food, housing, transport, health and other essential expenses, increased by 1.9% compared to June. In annual terms, it increase…
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