Restaurants have had to deal with a decline in activity for several months.
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No one had seen it coming.
For several months, the wave of the coronavirus has covered the entire planet.
To avoid the worst, many countries have imposed lockdowns and restricted travel, causing the economy to collapse.
Since then, the restart has been partial, some sectors having great difficulty in regaining their past rhythm, which affects the standard of living of millions of French people.
To better understand and illustrate this crisis,
20 Minutes
has decided to give you the floor through a series of articles.
One section will focus on the loss of purchasing power and the new constraints that this entails.
Have you been on partial unemployment for several months, which reduces your income? Is your activity not returning to its pre-crisis level and you are losing purchasing power? How did you adjust to the reduction in your salary? Do you have the feeling of a downgrading following the pandemic?
You can testify using the form below.
Journalists from
20 Minutes will
then select the most striking responses and may contact you for an article.
Economy
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Purchasing power
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Unemployment
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