20% of Argentines believe that we are going 1 to 1

The consulting firm Federico González & Asociados carried out a study in which he consulted to two thousand Argentines between September 18 and 24. The objective was to evaluate the economic proposals of the presidential candidates.

The most notable findings revealed that, despite a drop in support for the dollarization plan proposed by Javier Milei20% of those surveyed consider that, if implemented, one Argentine peso would have a value equivalent to one dollar: the famous 1 to 1.

Given the possibility that the economy will be dollarized with an equivalence of un Argentine peso for one dollara 71.8% responded negatively, while 20.1% stated that they did believe it was possible.

The survey inquired about the economic proposals of Patricia Bullrich In relation to a bimonetary economy, the dollarization plan promoted by Milei, and the posture of Sergio Massa regarding the continuity of the Argentine peso.

The results showed that the opinion of Argentines is divided into thirds: un 33.1% consider that the best option is that of Unión por la Patria, 32.8% prefer the proposal of Together for Changeand 30.6% choose Freedom Advances.

Dollarization Vs. Wages

In addition, 54% of participants In the survey, he thinks that his salary in dollars would be lower than the current one in the event of a dollarization of the economy. On the other hand, 27.4% believe that it would remain at the same figurewhile 10.7% believe it would be higher.

Besides, 37.2% believe that the national economy will grow with the proposed Milei flag; 29.4% that it will shrink and 19.6% believe that the economy will stagnate with dollarization.

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As to inflation, when consulted about whether, do you think inflation would be higher, lower or the same as now? With possible dollarization, 31.3% answered that it would be greater; 14.2% will be less, 41.1% will be the same as now and 13.4% did not know how to answer the question.

Dollarization and employment

When asked: “Do you think there will be more employment, the same employment as now or less employment?”the Argentines responded: with 40.3% less employment; with 31.5% more employment; 15.7% have the same employment as now and 12.5% ​​“do not know”.