Raising the minimum wage is generally a good thing, but some merchants are using this as an excuse to raise prices wildly. Government departments have already launched investigations into this behavior. In plain terms, once inflation expectations appear, merchants adjust their prices accordingly, passing the cost pressure onto consumers. This phenomenon is common in any economic cycle—whether in traditional finance or the crypto market, similar pricing power battles can be observed. The regulatory intervention at least indicates that this is not a problem to be ignored.
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TokenTherapist
· 6h ago
Here we go again, even with the minimum wage increase, consumers still suffer the most.
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ChainDetective
· 6h ago
There are a bunch of reasons for the price increase, but in the end, it's still us who have to pay the bill. Truly incredible.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 6h ago
Here we go again, merchants raising prices with excuses, and consumers footing the bill. Just like those project teams in the crypto world making excuses to raise funds.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 6h ago
Really not, the merchant's operation is just outrageous. The minimum wage has increased, but things have become more expensive. Who's suffering?
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MoonlightGamer
· 6h ago
The merchant is really incredible, making all sorts of excuses, while the wallet is rapidly shrinking.
Raising the minimum wage is generally a good thing, but some merchants are using this as an excuse to raise prices wildly. Government departments have already launched investigations into this behavior. In plain terms, once inflation expectations appear, merchants adjust their prices accordingly, passing the cost pressure onto consumers. This phenomenon is common in any economic cycle—whether in traditional finance or the crypto market, similar pricing power battles can be observed. The regulatory intervention at least indicates that this is not a problem to be ignored.