March 18, 2026
The government should provide immediate financial relief to consumers affected by rising gas prices, such as temporary subsidies or direct payments. Given the current economic strain due to the conflict in Iran, these measures can help alleviate the burden on families and stimulate local economies.
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Better to remove taxation and boost supply than add a subsidy atop excess taxation.
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Better to remove taxation and boost supply than add a subsidy atop excess taxation.
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