He Trust in Government Index (ICG) Javier Milei that makes the Di Tella University rose 12.2% in October, regarding his September measurement, although it did not manage to recover last month’s sharp drop. It currently stands at 2.43 points.
Despite the veto on the financing of national universities at the beginning of last month, the image of Milei’s governance managed to show a strong recovery. The measurement that discloses month by month School of Government of the Torcuato Di Tella University showed a jump of more than twelve percentage points in a single month.
“In year-on-year terms, the index had a positive variation of 98.3%,” they point out. from the institution in a report released this Monday. Currently, the level of confidence is 7.9% lower than the first October of the government of Mauricio Macri (2016) and 21.7% higher than the Alberto Fernandez (2020).
The measurement partially recovered last month’s collapse. It is worth remembering that between August and September the ICG collapsed 14.8%. It was, until now, the lowest figure since the arrival of the libertarian to the Pink House.
“The October measurement of the Milei management recovers 12.2% of the trust level in September. Thus, with the level of 2.43 in the index, it is close to the Milei era confidence average of 2.50 points during the 11 months of management,” they report from the School of Government.
According to the report, the difference between the maximum and minimum value of ICG in the period December 2023 to October 2024 it is 0.7 points. “The ICG rangemeasured as the difference between the maximum and minimum values in the first months of the Macri administration, starting in January until September, was 0.62 points,” they add.
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If the maximum and minimum score in the government of Alberto Fernandez, that same range of difference was 1.3 points. “This indicates that the Milei ICG contains more marked variations in public opinion confidence than during the first months of administration, with marked changes up and down month after month,” they point out.
He disaggregated of the ICG shows that the variation was positive in all its analyzed components. Concern for the general interest rose 13.1% to 2.05 points, the General Evaluation of the government grew 11.9% to 2.05 points, Efficiency in the administration of public spending increased 15.9% to 2.35 points and Honesty of officials increased 12.9% to 2.71 points. Finally, Ability to solve problems grew 8.4% to 2.97 points.
As occurred in August and September, the October ICG was higher among men, where the increase was 20%. On the other hand, among women, the increase was 6%. In addition, those over 50 years of age led the age segment with the greatest confidence (with an increase of 19%), followed by people between 30 and 49 years of age (where it increased 15%). Finally, confidence among young people between 18 and 29 years old grew 16%.
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Regarding the geographical area, the Government School indicates that “as in September, the October GCI registered its highest value among those who reside in the interior” with an increase of 19% (up to 2.64 points). Those who reside in the City explain the 6% increase, while those who live in the Greater Buenos Aires They maintain the confidence of last month.
The report also analyzes the ICG according to the level of education of the people consulted. And, as can be seen from the analysis, its highest value was recorded among those who achieved even education tertiary I university (an increase of 8%). They are followed by those who achieved secondary education with a growth of 16%. While the trust It grew 20% among those who reached primary education.
Regarding the economic perspectives, the ICG “was considerably higher” among those who believe that the economic situation will improve within a year (it grew 4%), than among those who believe that it will remain the same (there the increase was 14%) or who believe that it will worsen (the positive variation of 2%).
Source: Ambito
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