Córdoba, in Red: 84% of Workers Say They Lost Purchasing Power and 49% Look for a Second Job
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The average salary of the private sector registered in Córdoba lost 25% of its purchasing power compared to 2017. Although personal credit had a rebound in the last two years, the stagnation of real income once again put a ceiling on mass consumption. Read more
A report by the consultant Apliconomy reveals that, in Córdoba, the average remuneration of the registered private sector fell from $2.77 million to $2.08 million at constant prices. The loss, which was already 19% in 2025, will deepen this year and explains the cooling of consumption in the province. Cordobese wages accumulate a loss ... Córdoba, in red: 84% of workers say they lost purchasing power and 49% seek a second job Read more »
A report by the consultant Apliconomy reveals that, in Cordoba, the average remuneration of the registered private sector fell from $2.77 million to $2.08 million at constant prices. The loss, which was already 19% in 2025, will deepen this year and explains the cooling of consumption in the province. Cordoban wages accumulate a [...]
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