The economic measures that the new Minister of Economy announced, although they are necessary and may or may not pave the way to the light that we so long for, were not well received by employers and dependents/independents that perhaps, I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t think so, they are going to be the adjustment variable to sustain unprecedented poverty.
Because the productive middle classwhich was so bastardized in recent years and divided by elitist currents, today it feels like it must pay the price.
They will be the new trend, of what we used to call “monetary emission”, the new independents, dependents and employers will be the new financiers of a bankrupt state.
Did employers and dependents/independents feel caste?
It is a question that we have been asking ourselves for 48 hours, when we see employers of different activities, who produce every day, who rush to cover the bank, who look for prices, who juggle to pay social charges and the battery of taxes and Of course, the employees who work 6, 8 or 9 hours per day and they come home tired, they only know how to ask for salary advance vouchers on the 20th of each month because this is the date they arrive, scratching their salary, whatever the activity may be.
So what’s up. Perhaps being part of the productive matrix is not synonymous with stability. Investing in any productive process and risking your assets is not synonymous with growth. It seems not. We come from years where “earning money is a bad word” but being poor is being a martyr.
We think it’s over, but maybe we still have to give the new president time or improvisation will trump the speech.
Questions that still remain in the pipeline of analysis, but what is not pending are the 6 million workers, poor, who work every day, produce and do not make it to the 20th of each month.
What remains is the 300 thousand employers who risk their assets day after day and continue investing in the productive matrix of a country that for many years turned its back on them and that today, some feel chaste, but I hope it is just a feeling and that soon come to have the importance they deserve, because let us remember that, without companies, there is no employment and that the driving force of the Argentine economy is the employers.
Source: Ambito
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