The measure launched by the Ministry of Commerce that leads Matias Tombolini points to that second universe. The list will be published on the official website and will display the thirty articles that have increased the most in the last fifteen days. “Product, price, percentage increase and supermarket in the AMBA area will be considered,” they detailed to Ambit official sources. Thus, they seek that it be the companies themselves who do not want to be exposed as those that produced the greatest increases: “nobody is going to want to be in that photo,” an official synthesized. In any case, from Commerce, they explained that they also aim to give consumers better tools so that they can choose what and where it is convenient for them to buy.
It’s textbook, inflation by definition is the process of generalized price increases over an extended period, so thirty products in fifteen days cannot be blamed for a phenomenon like the one Argentina is going through. The Government knows it. But in a context of strong dispersion and loss of references in the gondola, the aim is to give multiple signals while attacking the underlying problems.
Prices Care
It will be relaunched in October. Prices Care. The list will arrive limited in terms of the number of items and will undergo significant increases to narrow the existing gap with the rest of the gondola and promote supply, which had plummeted sharply this year. The official bet will be focused on the return of the leading brands, recreating the spirit that former secretary Augusto Costa imprinted on the Program.
This month’s data is already causing concern. The Eco Go consultancy led by the economist Marina Dal Poggetto yesterday closed its weekly report that marks a sharp jump in food during the third week of September. The increase reached 2.4% and was well above the two previous measurements that had marked 1.5% and 1% respectively. The firm’s projection is that throughout the month the category will have increases of around 7.2% while the general level of inflation will move at a rate of 6.6%.
For now, the answers come as palliatives. In the offices of the Ministry of Economy, the idea of a second stage of the “stabilization plan” continues to circulate, which would be aimed at putting a significant brake on inflation starting in November to cut through inertia. The menu is discussed and generates differences between officials. The alarms are on, there are still no definitions.
Source: Ambito
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