US EditionIncome in the Milei Era: Which Sectors Improved Their Purchasing Power and Which Are Delayed
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The purchasing power in the first two years of the administration of President Javier Milei shows a different performance among the different sectors of the population.The latest data disseminated by the INDEC indicate that, in October 2025, the wage index had a monthly increase of 2.5% and an annual increase of 43.1%. Meanwhile, the indicator accumulated an increase of 33.7% compared to December 2024. The growth observed in the tenth month of t…
Those who receive the child allowance closed 2025 with purchasing power equivalent to almost twice as much as they had in November 2023. Their purchasing power ended 67% higher than they had in 2023, transforming themselves into the population sector that increased real income the most in the last two years. By 2024 they had had a real increase of 47%. Thus, they became the population sector that increased real income the most in the last two ye…
The retirees of the minimum, the private workers and the national and provincial public employees are in red. The AUH, on the other hand, improved strongly. After two years of government of Javier Milei, most of the sectors of fixed income lost purchasing power: 70 percent of the retirees, the registered private workers ... TWO YEARS OF MILEI/Who won and who lost purchasing power Read more »
Javier Milei’s chainsaw did not cut all sectors equally. A recent report by the Argentine Institute of Fiscal Analysis (IARAF) highlights that the beneficiaries of the Universal Assignment by Son (AUH) were the only social group that improved its purchasing power in Argentina during 2024 and 2025. That happened while other sectors such as public employees, especially, and retirees, in the second place, lost purchasing capacity in the face of the…
The beneficiaries of the Universal Assignment per Son (AUH) closed 2025 with a purchasing power 67% higher than they had in 2023, becoming the only population group that achieved a real improvement of income in the last two years, in a context marked by adjustment and inflation. This is indicated by a report of the Argentine Institute of Fiscal Analysis (IARAF), which warns that, in return, five of the six social groups analyzed lost purchasing …
The real income balance at the end of 2025 showed strong differences between the different sectors of the population in Argentina since the arrival of Javier Milei to the Presidency . According to a study by the Argentine Institute of Fiscal Analysis (IARAF), only two of six groups analyzed managed to improve their purchasing power compared to November 2023, while the rest still accumulates a loss of income in real terms.The work shows that in t…
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