The television host expressed concern about the rise in potato prices to 135,000 tomans, criticizing economic policies regarding the provision of essential goods. He emphasized the need for market oversight and preventing price fluctuations, calling for accountability from the members of parliament.
Vicious Cycle of the Market
The host continued, "I feel we are trapped in a vicious cycle. Essential goods suddenly become scarce, and market regulation is implemented to control prices. This is a question that parliament members must answer: why should this situation arise?"
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The Need to Prevent Crises
He added, "You must identify the causes before goods reach the people and take preventive measures, rather than thinking about market regulation after a crisis occurs. Why should potatoes reach 135,000 tomans before the issue of market regulation arises?"
The host criticized the insufficient actions and delays in responding to existing problems, questioning what kind of market has been created for the people. He emphasized that current policies not only fail to improve the situation but also exacerbate existing problems.
Addressing People's Concerns
This television host concluded by referring to people's concerns about the economic situation, stating: "People have the right to be worried, and we, as the media, must be their voice. It is expected that officials pay more serious attention to economic problems and provide effective solutions to prevent such fluctuations in the market."
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