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Commodity
Price Rising Issue: Corruption & Some Issues
By Benzir
Shaon
Before coming the last Caretaker Government in
“Syndicate”
has its own meaning which is not too bad, but today people hate and afraid of
that word; it’s about ‘price rising syndicate’ in our market. It’s a most
common discussion topic today. It can be easily believed that there really was
a said syndicate as it’s supported by some evidence; but interestingly this
peculiar price rising nature is now fully not in the control of that syndicate.
We live in a global village where every country is dependent on each other for
many reasons. If there is any disorder in any country, the whole globe suffers.
Oil is a vital instrument of transporting goods along with food. As oil price
rises for different uncertainty and conflict in oil mine area Middle-East and
in today’s global prospect most of the products get transported, so finally
this high oil price get added with transported product. That ultimately leads
to reform market to a high priced market.
Natural
disaster and population problame are another two major reasons behind it. Due
to frequent natural disaster in many part of the globe we lose the production
area and the production hampers for that time. At the same time population has
increased and production has not been increased in parallel manner. Whatever
the reason is commodity price would rise without pressing any magic switch but
still it’s possible to keep it tolerable if we can increase our earning by more
economic activity and being conscious to our national and price issue. In all
the cases government subsidy or decreasing tariff or tax is not a long-term or
good solution. What we have to do is: we have to produce more products (all
required category including agro-based product) locally and develop or set
backward and forward linkage industries. If we can be self sufficient and
decrease import, ‘price?’ – may be we can turn it to a gentle domestic animal,
possible.
Azimpur,
9
November 2007, 8.38 PM
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