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Current wages version we use goes up to 2021-07. but IPC end on 2021-10.
TODO 2: set a cut point to use prices based on salary availability or complete salaries based on historical behavior
Wages are read from this source https://datos.gob.ar/dataset/sspm-indice-salarios-base-octubre-2016/archivo/sspm_149.1 and loaded here https://github.com/PyMap/ssyt/blob/main/ssyt/ssyt_container.py#L67.
Then is formatted here https://github.com/PyMap/ssyt/blob/main/ssyt/visprev.py#L150-L175 when prices are adjusted using IPC.
Now, we only use the general index
... but we can parametrize and select from others:
TODO 1: set a new selector to choose form options above here https://github.com/PyMap/ssyt/blob/main/ssyt/ssyt_container.py#L67
Current wages version we use goes up to
2021-07
. but IPC end on2021-10
.TODO 2: set a cut point to use prices based on salary availability or complete salaries based on historical behavior
In this notebook https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1-NSwwSANfATUxjYpyGDogZw8xZHjyv1T?usp=sharing, I take the mean from last available year and progressively add based on IPC limit.
It would be nice to discuss it more and write an automatic way to do it (out of a notebook) without loosing streamlit performance while loading the data
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