58% of the Self-Employed Will Raise Prices Before the End of the Year and One in Six Sees the Continuity of Their Business Jeopardized
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Prices are hitting hard all layers of society. 70% of Spanish self-employed have been forced to raise the prices of their goods and services in the last 12 months to weather the inflationary escalation, according to the latest barometer of ATA, the main association of workers ... Continue reading "Inflation forces 70% of Spain's self-employed to raise prices to survive the cost of living"
70% of employers have had difficulty finding employees. Self-employed people who see their business at risk of closure have gone from 11% to 17.5% in just three months, according to the latest ATA barometer
Seven out of ten self-employed workers have already raised prices in the past year, according to the latest edition of the ATA barometer.
Alarms are triggered: 17.5% see the continuity of their activity jeopardized and fears to have to close or reduce it in the next three years, compared to 11% recorded in the second trimester. Read
Seven out of ten self-employed (70.9%) have been forced to increase their prices in the last twelve months to cushion the inflationary escalation, while 58.3% expect to have to raise prices for their products or services again before the end of 2026, according to the new edition [...] Entry Seven out of ten self-employed raised prices to cope with inflation, according to ATA first appears in Forbes Spain.
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