In June the Number of Companies Fell Again and There Are Already 31,342 Fewer Since Javier Milei Took Office
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The reduction deepened during the sixth month of the year, when 709 signatures were registered less than in May; the decrease was 9147 signatures less in the first semester and 16,386 in one year
Argentina lost some 31,000 companies since the beginning of Javier Milei’s government, at an average of 33 per day, according to a report by Fundar. The reduction focused mainly on the commercial, transport, real estate and industrial sectors, while the creation of new firms in other activities failed to compensate for the casualties recorded. Among the areas that incorporated companies, personal and administrative services, hydrocarbons and min…
The reduction of companies was concentrated mainly in the commercial, transport, real estate and industrial sectors. It closes about 33 per day since the assumption of the presidency Javier Milei. Argentina lost some 31,000 companies since the beginning of the government of Javier Milei, at an average of 33 per day, according to a report by Fundar. [...]
The national companies are in a spiral crisis: since Javier Milei took office on December 10, 2023, they closed 31,000 entities, equivalent to 33 per day.The creation of new companies during the same period was not able to compensate for this loss.The survey was made by the Fundar foundation on the impact of the economic policy of the government on the business network of the country.The report identified four sectors as the worst hit: transport…
President Javier Milei celebrated this Thursday, September 10, in his X account, the fact that “August inflation was the lowest THIRD” during his administration, however, at the same time there was a report that Argentina lost approximately 31,000 companies, since the beginning of the libertarian mandate, an average of 33 per day. The report explains which sectors were most affected by these closures that left many people unemployed throughout A…
The report explains which sectors were most affected by these closures that left many people unemployed throughout Argentina. Read more
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