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10/10/2013
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The demonstrations that are going on for some months in the country have another side that little is said : the loss of commercial establishments in the hotspots of the protests , as the area of Paulista Avenue and the downtown São Paulo .
The economic adviser FecomercioSP , Jaime Vasconcellos did an analysis to determine the balance of such events yet to trade .
He reckons that the damage varies with each type establishment , because the violence of the demonstrations is not uniform . Such damage ranging from broken windows / damaged until the very image of the commercial corridor or establishment concerned . "We estimate that losses vary by up to 50 % of the daily turnover of shops victims of violence . Whereas the current revenue daily retail paulistano revolves around R $ 430 million , have become an idea of the size of the damage to economic activity in the state capital , with criminal manifestations . The loss is not only the business but the commercial sector as a whole, encompassing tradesman, worker and we all consumers, " the expert believes .
The first demonstrations began in the country during the month of June, driven by the movement Free Pass , which demanded the withdrawal of the tariff increase bus in Sao Paulo and gratuity transportation for students .
Until September, Brazil has accounted for at least R$ 15 billion in losses from the street demonstrations that began in June .
Source : UOL - Modern Consumer
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