In the second quarter of 2015, the illegal sale nationwide recorded a wow increase of 37.5% that is, from the second quarter of 2014. This is what emerges from the Report of Sale illegal street in Argentina developed by the Argentina Chamber of Commerce, which currently covers nine major cities: Buenos Aires, Rosario, Salta, Neuquén, Posadas, Mendoza, Parana, Santa Fe and San Miguel de Tucuman.
In comparing the first quarter of 2015, meanwhile, a rise of 29.9% was observed.
The new increase was explained by increases in Buenos Aires (29.7%); Neuquén (1.7%); and Tucuman (543.5%); partially offset by the behavior of others cities considered, which posted declines or remained unchanged.
Moreover, the increase over the first quarter of 2015 is explained by increases in Buenos Aires (10.8%); Neuquén (11.3%); Posadas (8.3%);Santa Fe (3.1%); . and Tucumán (362.5%) it Performing an analysis by item of street stalls selling illegal, is that food and drink; Clothing and footwear; . and Optics, photography, watches and jewellery occupied the top positions among the most traded items Food and drink was the one that had a higher incidence in Posadas (55.2%); Paraná (33.3%) and Santa Fe (46.2%).
Clothing and footwear, meanwhile, was the one who had the greatest stake in Buenos Aires (46.6%); Rosario (31.3%); Salta (49.5%); and Tucuman (32.5%).
Optical, photographic, watches and jewellery ranked first in Neuquen, with 27.6 percent.
In Mendoza, meanwhile, first place was shared by optics, photography, watches and jewelery;and Clothing and footwear (each with 50%).
The fieldwork in these cities were made by the Argentina Chamber of Commerce, the Union Federation of Commerce and Industry in Rosario, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Province of Salta, Association of Commerce, Industry and Allied Workers of Neuquén, Misiones Economic Confederation, the Commercial and Industrial Union of Mendoza, the Economic Federation of Entre Rios, the Santa Fe Mall and the Economic Federation of Tucuman.
The data processing was performed by the Argentina Chamber of Commerce.
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