Uncontrolled prices make life pathetic

What is available at an affordable price these days? Nothing but a few vegetables in the open market. However, there is no compunction in saying tomatoes are available at cheaper rates. Consumers bemoan the trend of rising prices painfully. They point out that it has become too difficult to even consume the ingredients of daal and roti which present a true reflection of today's escalating price rise. 

Our pathetic lifestyles are made more absurd and unique by the commodities that are generally utilised every other new day. Thus, we are bound to face difficulty in using them. On the market, chicken meat comes in three different varieties. Broiler chicken, Kadak chicken flesh, and Desi one. 

One older yet experienced person pointed out that the Kadak variety sells as the cheapest meat at the market peculiarly. The problem is it does not cook easily in straight comparison to the other two soft varieties. 

The time has come for us to get real about the uncontrolled prices. No concrete steps are being undertaken to curb the shooting prices. How could we make our pitiable lives comfortable? There actually appear no solid ways to deal with this persistent problem. 

Uneven price increases in an inflationary environment eventually reduce consumers' purchasing power of the currency. Frankly, the main cause of inflation remains the depreciation of real income. Over time, inflation can also skew the purchasing power of both payers and receivers of fixed interest rates.