It is evident that it is cheaper and more efficient to import the raw Last Database material to make beers or pasta than to import the finished products in cans or sachets. It is understandable that the massive importation of finished goods that were Last Database previously produced in the country has been a response to the supply crisis of 2016 and 2017 and a lucrative business opportunity. However, it is ineffective to base the model of economic development, or even the Last Database recovery of thegdp , in this emergency policy without real capacity for sustainable economic growth.
The bodegonera bubble is very limited to attracting Last Database customers with medium and high purchasing power, who largely receive remittances from the Venezuelan diaspora in the world and ostensibly would be connected with productive businesses of a transnational nature. Thus, there is more and more competition for these Last Database clients due to the emergence of more still lifes, and the dynamic power of their solvent demand is being increasingly diminished. Having practically identical products, the still lifes seem to be selling much less than before, and their Last Database products seem to remain on the shelf for a long time, which is accentuated with the opening of new stores.
In short, growth based on "still life" seems to be facing a Last Database decline, gradually revealing how expensive, unproductive and efficient its businesses are. This translates into a decrease in purchasing power, since consumers must buy products that could be manufactured Last Database more cheaply within Venezuela, with the consequent creation of quality jobs that this could entail. In other words, "still life" is a strategy that has short legs. Last Database economic experimentationad hoc is not only insufficient, but can also generate perverse dynamics of opacity and new inequalities. For this reason, changes in the political, social, economic and legal spheres must go hand in hand with possible productive or commercial openings.