The optimism about the economic situation stands at 27%, similar to the average for the rest of the year. Most express dissatisfaction with real income, affected by the inflationary situation. This also affects their expectations about the general economic scenario.
Among the results in particular on the economic scenario, 57% of those surveyed consider that the economy and real incomes are being adjusted. These results are part of a scenario in which the economy grows at 6%, but wages, both registered and unregistered, lose against inflation. In addition, the market expectation is that inflation will close the year at around 100%, according to the Central Bank.
almost the 60% of those interviewed prefer price and exchange rate stabilization to sustaining the activity growth rate.
A 53% agree with the mechanism lump sum increase by decree to recover the purchasing power of wages; in this case, only the most strongly opposed interviewees are opposed in net terms. This last figure is part of the reopening of joint ventures at the request of the unions and the discussion about establishing a fixed-sum bonus for sectors that are not opening their joint ventures.
A 56% agree with a freezing of basic prices for three months as a shock mechanism to limit inflationary inertia.
The 71% of those surveyed consider that growing distributive conflict but the sample is divided almost equally with respect to the possibilities of improving real income without there being a degree of bid that manifests itself in a visible conflict.
The 65.6% of the participants believes the economy is getting worse and incomes are decreasing and the 21.9% believes that the economy grows, but not wages.
Source: Ambito
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