The Trends consultant published a detailed report on a new survey, where they focused on the Public opinion on the current administration of Javier Milei and political actors in general, as well as in the economic situation of the countryincluding the savings capacity of Argentine society and the comparison with the previous year.
From Tendencias, they highlighted that the survey had a drop in moderate responses in the 6874 cases covered online. This leads the study to greater polarization, between those who are for or against the government in power.
The study made a comparison between February, May and August to measure the image of the libertarian management. This month, 41.5% were against Mileiwhich added to a 5.5% of regular negative, gives a total of 47% rejectionin view of 53% positive. It should be noted that these numbers reflect an unfavorable increase for the Government, since there is a 3% growth compared to May.
The current economic situation in the country: culprits and views for the future
Another important point they analyzed was the comparison of family economy a year ago. A 47% responded that their situation was ”better”compared to just 25% who said they were “worse off.” In the middle, 13% said they were “just as good,” while 15% said they were “just as bad.”
Compared to May, the number of respondents who felt their economic situation had worsened during the libertarian government’s term in office increased. We can see an increase of 11.1%, and a decrease of 4.4% in those who felt “just as bad.”
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In addition, the survey refers to who blame people for the current economic situation in Argentina: this month, a 46.3% point to Alberto Fernández’s legacywhile the 31.6% blame Javier Milei. 22.1% are equally inclined to both.
This number reflects an increase in distrust towards the libertarian, since in May 23.4% of those who blamed him for the economy, recording an increase of 8.2%. This means that Many of the people who blamed both leaders turned their criticism toward the current administration.
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After the Government highlights inflation figuresrespondents answered about how this issue is impacting their daily economy. 31.3% said that “the situation is getting worse from every point of view”and a 27.8% who said “inflation went down, but my purchasing power did not improve”On the other hand, 21.2% said “Yes, I feel that my purchasing power is beginning to improve” and a neutral 14.9% said that neither the economy nor their purchasing power had improved.
As for the situation of the family economy, 27% said they had to cut back on expenses to make ends meet; 22.3% also arrived, but cannot save; and the same percentage simply fails to make ends meet financially. In contrast, 15.3% said they can make ends meet and save.
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Finally, when asked about the short-term economic future, they were asked what they think the economy will look like in six months: 35.9% believe it will be better, while 34.8% believe it will be worse. 16.3% said they don’t know, while 13% think everything will stay the same.
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The full report from the consulting firm Tendencias
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