The DRC Consumer is adapting before they stop spending

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When the cost of living rises, the assumption is that consumers simply cut back. But households do not experience rising prices evenly. They decide what to protect, what to postpone and where they can create room in the budget.

Kasi’s recent Cost of Living survey, conducted among 502 consumers …

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