Survey: the Data on the Argentine Pocket that Turns the Alarms on for the Government
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A QSocial Big Data survey revealed that 6 out of 10 Argentines have no saving capacity and 59% perceive that the country is worse than at the beginning of libertarian management.
The economic crisis is of such magnitude that those who seek to hide such a reality are ridiculed by every official data or popular expression. 75% had to reduce costs in order to reach the end of the month, while 6 out of 10 people say they have no saving capacity, according to a recent QSocial Big Data survey. This is the worst record ...
The last QSocial Big Data Monitor records the worst social climate since the beginning of the series: 59% of Argentines consider that the country is worse than when Javier Milei assumed, six out of ten cannot save and almost half say that their income is not enough to meet basic needs. [...]
The latest QSocial Big Data poll recorded that 59% say the country is worse off with Milei, 75% had to cut expenses and 60% said it has no saving capacity.
The social climate reached its worst historical mark with a 55% overall negative evaluation, but Javier Milei managed to stabilize his political approval by 35%.The latest survey by the consultant QSocial Big Data exposed a fractured economy where 75% of households cut spending during September to reach the end of the month.The macroeconomic indicators hit the majority of respondents. 59% perceive that the country is worse than at the beginning …
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