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Rein in inflation: Book profiteers 

Sudden rise in prices of essential items have increased the difficulties of the common man. Fruits, vegetables, milk, foodgrains and other items of daily use have become costlier disturbing the budget. Prices of edible oil too are touching new heights. Inflation, all of a sudden, has gone up by.13 per cent. It's a matter of great concern but till now the concerned departments have not made the reasons for this inflation clear. The government should find out its root cause that what could be the basic elements behind inflation. In the coming days it is possible that financial burden of the government would increase with the Pay Commission recommendations. Its spiralling effect could not be then denied. More or less the burden of this pay hike may also would have to be borne by the common man. Even after the situation going out of control the government does not seem to be serious and taking remedial measures. One of the major reasons for price hike of essential items could be blackmarketing. The most important point is that commercial and future trading in share sector should be stopped, so that it may help in checking inflation. Moreso, looking to the 40-50 per cent hike in prices in edible oils, necessary control measures should be adopted. Edible oil may be imported with a view to bring down the pressure at domestic level. Even though the country has registered growth in economic rates, yet its benefits are being negated due to sudden increase in prices of essential commodities. Economic experts need to pool their energy and come out with solutions for this recurring problem. 

 
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