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Government pins hopes on new measures to control runaway price hikes
The government’s latest raft of anti-inflation measures designed to tackle prices on supermarket shelves was tabled in Parliament this week. The New Democracy administration is promising tough enforcement against profiteering, but opposition parties continue to call for a more radical approach.
An amendment drafted by the Development Ministry is the latest attempt to grapple with continuing price rises affecting food and other basic goods which has seen the cost to households skyrocket in recent months. The initiative consists of four measures...
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