Impact of shopping boycott in Croatia revealed by fiscal data

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Impact of shopping boycott in Croatia revealed by fiscal data

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A consumer boycott of stores, supermarket chains, and petrol stations swept across Croatia today, driven by public frustration over skyrocketing prices. Late this afternoon, the Tax Administration released fiscalisation data to provide insight into the impact, revealing a significant decline in bot

Data for Industry G-47 – Retail Trade (Excluding Motor Vehicles and Motorcycles)

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The data shows that on Friday, 24th January 2025, from 00:00 to 16:00, the number of invoices decreased by 43% compared to Friday, 17th January 2025, for the same period, while the total value of invoices was 50% lower.

Could be better, but not a bad start. I’m going to boycott them tomorrow as well.

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