Iran Aims to Fight Hoarding, High Prices in Bazaars, Shargh Says
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Iran, seeking to combat high prices and the hoarding of goods by shop owners, will increase the numbers of inspectors at bazaars, Shargh reported, citing a top commerce official.
Some 10,000 inspectors will be sent to monitor the bazaars, said Javad Taghavi, the deputy minister of Industries, Mines and Commerce, according to the Tehran-based newspaper. The report didn’t specify whether the measure was implemented nationwide or in the capital, Tehran, alone.