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Are PAM and Independents addressing rising prices
The article discusses proposals from the Justice and Development Party (PJD) and the Independence Party to address the problem of rising prices. They suggest establishing regional distribution companies to break the dominance of middlemen and achieve price stability for vegetables and basic commodities. Their aim is to reduce profit margins, which can reach up to 80%, and to increase direct government intervention in markets. This reflects an acknowledgment of the failure of previous policies to combat inflation and intends to hold the government responsible for the deterioration of citizens' purchasing power. The conclusions indicate that these solutions represent a retreat from free-market principles toward direct state interventions, raising questions about their feasibility, necessary funding, and the risks of public sector monopolization—especially given the repeated hints that these might be electoral promises that could be impractical.
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