Delivery Grows in Argentina, but Purchasing Power, Measured in Orders, Dropped 12% in a Year
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A private report revealed that prices are rising faster than wages, making it more and more suitable for fewer orders. In April, the most demanded categories rose to 41 percent year-on-year.
Delivery is growing steadily in Argentina, but prices continue to rise and users’ wages are not enough to beat inflation, so it is increasingly enough to ask for less, according to a report by the consultant Focus Market. The report stated that the use of shipping applications in the country has ceased to be an occasional convenience to transform into a "structural habit" of consumption. However, it warned that while the volume of orders rises, …
The delivery continues to grow in Argentina and has long since ceased to be a sporadic convenience to become a regular practice. However, behind the increase in orders appears a reality that hits directly into the pocket: wages are no longer enough to sustain the same level of consumption within the applications. A Focus Market report revealed that purchasing power, measured in quantity of orders, fell 12% in the last year. The study noted that …
The delivery consolidated its growth in Argentina and ceased to be an occasional option to become a consumer habit.However, the increase in prices hit the users' pocket.The buying power measured in quantity of orders fell 12% in a year, according to a report by the consultant Focus Market.The survey indicated that wages rose in nominal terms, but failed to keep up the pace of prices in delivery applications. "The problem is not that salaries did…
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Buenos Aires, 10 May (NA) -- Delivery is growing steadily in Argentina, but prices continue to rise and the wages of users are not enough to beat inflation, so every time it is enough to ask for less, according to a report by the consultant Focus Market. The report stated that the use of shipping applications in the country has ceased to be an occasional comfort to become a “structural habit” of consumption. However, it warned that, as the volum…
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