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Цены под наблюдением с 1 января: полки опустеют раньше, чем подешевеют #цены
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The video argues that from January 1, the state will be able to monitor how prices are formed across the supply chain, including production costs, retail markups, and profits. It contrasts this with rising business costs, citing an 11% increase in housing and utility charges and an even larger rise in electricity costs.
The speaker contends that restricting markups while costs rise will not bring prices down, but may instead reduce product selection, cause shortages, or encourage grey-market sales. They cite late-Soviet empty shelves as an example and recommend keeping a reasonable supply of long-lasting food before January.
These are the speaker’s predictions and opinions, not independently verified outcomes.
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