Towards Transition 2023 (Part 4) Inflation & Salary

This is part number 4 about the presidential transition in Argentina that is planned to be on October 22th, 2023. Read also the previous articles: 

Transition Part 1: https://ethnicjustice.blogspot.com/2023/01/towards-transition-2023.html

Transition Part 2: https://ethnicjustice.blogspot.com/2023/01/towards-transition-2023-part-2.html

Transition Part 3: https://ethnicjustice.blogspot.com/2023/02/transition-2023-part-3.html

Observation is that while Peru, Bolivia, Brasil, Venezuela, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Chile had types of implosions, Argentina didn't reach a massive level of that. Including during the pandemic in 2020, Argentina reached GDP -9.9%, the worst one of G20 countries but with less protests for freedom. 

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Source: https://www.clarin.com/economia/alberto-fernandez-acumula-324-inflacion-va-mandato_0_w08rkZB91X.html

According to World Bank this is the  ranking of countries with worst food inflation (Feb 2023): 

Adn let's remember the chart of G20 countries ranking of Inflation until December 2022

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Prices of Public Services are still increasing, electricity, water, municipality, telephone, internet, and so on. 

Nicolas Sourivongxay is still finding a job in the market, a dependent job in an organization since 2013. 

Minimun Salary for Argentina: 

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Source: https://defensoria.org.ar/noticias/aumento-del-salario-minimo-vital-y-movil-7/

Source: https://www.infobae.com/economia/2023/01/11/la-argentina-tiene-el-segundo-salario-minimo-en-dolares-mas-bajo-de-todo-america-latina/

Let's remember that one thing is the minimum salary but another thing is the real salary of employees. Argentinians have been increasing their salaries every year. The gap, the difference between rich people and poor people is large. 

Read this: SALARY 

To end this article, the video of the wife of French President Paul Doumer and her daughter throwing coins at a group of Vietnamese children, 1900. Author: Gabriel Veyre (1871–1936)

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