Prices for consumer goods sharply increased in Armenia

Sadraddin Ismayilov
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9 March 2017 / 09:25

Baku. 9 March. REPORT.AZ/ Food prices in Armenia rose sharply in recent days.

Report informs citing Joxovurd newspaper, according to experts, the increase is due to the parliamentary elections to be held in April.

The newspaper wrote that the increase observed in prices of consumer goods in country.

"The increase in prices will be sustained.It will depend either the scale or amount of bribes in trade", article says.

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