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Venezuelans spend $60 out of 100 on services - La Prensa de Lara

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At least 60 out of every 100 dollars that enter the pocket of a Venezuelan are destined for the payment of services, while $40 to food. This was reported by the systems engineer and business specialist of the Institute of Higher Studies of Administration (IESA), Alexander Cabrera. He revealed, as part of a detailed analysis, that only 7% of the population is of high purchasing power, 29% of middle class, while 69% represents the consumption of l…

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Venezuelans spend $60 out of 100 on services - La Prensa de Lara

At least 60 out of every 100 dollars that enter the pocket of a Venezuelan are destined for the payment of services, while $40 to food. This was reported by the systems engineer and business specialist of the Institute of Higher Studies of Administration (IESA), Alexander Cabrera. He revealed, as part of a detailed analysis, that only 7% of the population is of high purchasing power, 29% of middle class, while 69% represents the consumption of l…

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