It is not the companies that should be blamed for selling smaller and smaller quantities of a product at the same price. Producers reduce the size of goods because of inflation, which is caused by the actions of the state.
Recently, the phenomenon of “downsizing” has intensified. It’s a dirty English word that could be translated as ‘downsizing’. They have been noticed by politicians from the far left to the far right. Adrian Zandberg, a member of Links, recorded a video on YouTube showing two cubes of butter from the same discount store, but purchased at a different time. Both come in identical packaging and are indistinguishable at first glance. However, a previously purchased cube weighs 200 g, and later only 170 g. On the contrary, customers make until … They pretend that we pay the same all the time, but in fact we pay more and more – per 100 grams, per kilogram, per liter. They sell less and less goods in the same package. Retail chains hope that people will not notice by throwing goods in the basket,” Zandberg writes on Facebook. The MP therefore sees the reason for the reduction in the dishonest behavior of retail chains that want to cheat customers in this way. Artur Dziambor, a member of the Wolności party group, sees this phenomenon very differently: “Two weeks ago I posted a photo where the former one liter drink became a 0.9 l drink, and today I bought the same drink, but already 0.85 l The price is the same, just inserts like less.
Source: Do Rzeczy
Roy Brown is a renowned economist and author at The Nation View. He has a deep understanding of the global economy and its intricacies. He writes about a wide range of economic topics, including monetary policy, fiscal policy, international trade, and labor markets.
