the president of the largest russian retailer x5 group, ekaterina labacheva, spoke out against staten an interview with rbc she. said that, as practice shows, the more the market is regulated in terms of prices, the more manipulation there is in the form of repurchasing goods in stores for resale at a higher price. last december , the federal antimonopoly service introduced a bill to the government to prohibit large companies from setting economically unreasonable prices for goods. it was assumed that antimonopoly experts would formulate what, in their opinion, is economically unjustified? this bill arose, of course, against the backdrop of a sharp increase in egg prices, ekaterina labacheva notes that the authorities ultimately did not introduce any regulation of egg prices, and prices themselves returned to normal, but prices increased, continues ekaterina labacheva, due to problems with suppliers, due to bird flu , the number of livestock decreased, due to the fall of the ruble , costs increased, and the cost of labor also increased significantly due to a lack of personnel. ilya,

and prices have increased, continues ekaterina labacheva, because problems with suppliers. , the number of livestock decreased, and costs increased due to the fall of the ruble. and the cost of labor has also increased significantly due to a shortage of personnel. chapter x5 formulated this way: there are roosters, but no hands. ilya is all about economics. thank you, denis tovalayev with his economic review. the united states can use taiwan to provoke china according to the ukrainian scenario. the russian ambassador to china spoke about this today. according to the diplomat, washington wants to create a long-term source of tension in a quiet ocean. tension is growing around taiwan; before the chinese military exercises in the vicinity of the island had finished, american congressmen arrived in taipei. ksenia nikrasova, more details. for the sake of guests from the united states, in the office of the head of the taiwanese administration, even orchids were decorated in the colors of the american flag, clearly counting on a broad reciprocal gesture. but instead of modern weap