Research Quaest Shows that 69% of Brazilians Say Income Has Increased in the Last Year - Tribuna Do Norte
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Quaest, 2nd shift: Flávio Bolsonaro, 45%; Lula, 44% The perception of Brazilians about their own purchasing power changed in October, according to Quaest research released on Wednesday (21) commissioned by Globo and the newspaper O Globo. For 16% of respondents, the family's income increased more than the cost of living in the last year. It is the highest index since March, beginning of the series. Between August and September, this group was st…
The increase in family income represents an advance of six percentage points compared to the months of August and September, when this group corresponded to 10% of the respondents.
Tuzzi: Income increased as much as the cost of living: 32% (it was 29% on October 14); Tuzzi: Income increased less than the cost of living: 21% (it was 23%); The secret is here, people who even say that the income has increased, but feel that they do not accompany the cost of living or stay for them
Despite the continuous pressure of the cost of living on the budget, almost seven out of ten Brazilians report a high in family income in the last 12 months.
Research Quaest released this Wednesday, 21, points out that 69% of Brazilians have the perception of income increase in the last year. 16% of respondents say that family income increased more than the cost of living in the last year, 32% say that income increased as much as the cost of living and other 21% [...] The post Research Quaest shows that 69% of Brazilians say that income increased in the last year appeared first in Tribuna do Norte.
Research points to improvement in the economic perception of families, with advance of those who say they have achieved gains above the cost of living
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