In the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, due to price regulation, there was a shortage of products.
This was reported today, December 29, on the website of the Center for National Resistance.
The Russians are trying to fight inflation in the temporarily occupied territories with “simple solutions,” that is, they prohibit raising prices, the report says. — Such a pricing policy leads to logical consequences, namely to a shortage of products.
It is noted that we are talking primarily about oil, because the fixation of its price has led to the fact that it is now sold “under the counter”, because the fixed price does not correspond to the market price.
Russia is a synonym for the word deficit. Therefore, the result of the reign of each king is certainly the disappearance of goods from storefronts, the CNS notes. — Now the Russians are trying to impose cash registers on sellers, which will become mandatory from February 1, 2025, and this will increase fines, and goods will not return to the shelves.
Source: Racurs
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