Why is the economy doing well… but people feel it’s doing badly?
Growth can look strong on paper while everyday costs keep tightening budgets. Housing, essential goods, and real wages explain the disconnect.
Lucía Hernández
Lucía Hernández es licenciada en Periodismo y Humanidades por la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Con experiencia en medios digitales, marketing y comunicación, colabora con Urbanitae escribiendo sobre inversión, educación financiera y mercado inmobiliario. También puedes leerla en la revista Elle, donde cultiva otra faceta de su mirada periodística. Le interesan las historias bien contadas, ya sea en un artículo, en un libro o en una buena conversación.
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