A family in Mendoza needed nearly $1.5 million in September to avoid poverty - Diario San Rafael
A family in Mendoza needed nearly $1.5 million in September to avoid poverty - Diario San Rafael
The cost of the total basic food basket in Mendoza reflects the reality of family needs, establishing clear thresholds to identify households living in poverty or extreme poverty. These statistical data demonstrate how precise measurement of the cost of living is essential for assessing the social quality and economic well-being of the population. Monthly and cumulative inflation shows pressures in key areas such as food and health, which directly impact purchasing power. Analyzing these variations allows us to understand local economic dynamics and the feasibility of meeting basic needs in an environment of changing prices. This information is relevant to open data because it exemplifies transparency in the publication of official socioeconomic indicators. Free access to these data facilitates research, critical analysis, and informed decision-making by citizens and organizations.
Source: diariosanrafael.com.arPublished on 2026-10-15
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