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The article warns that removing subsidies unilaterally or abruptly could worsen inflation and poverty, and weaken purchasing power and the middle class—particularly in the absence of social safety nets and effective oversight. It argues that for the decision to succeed, it must be accompanied by reforms that boost domestic production and the private sector, diversify sources of income, curb inflation and monopolies, and improve services. It concludes that protecting the most vulnerable, and building trust and transparency, must come before price increases so that the decision becomes part of comprehensive reform rather than a shock to people’s livelihoods.
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