Who is to blame?

Author: Daily Times

Sir: In the ever-growing society, the rich has become poor and the poor have become poorer. It is a world full of competition; the poor will increase the price to compensate for their own needs and requirements, but the people at the lowest class will suffer. In retrospect, even the people who can afford the price will question the high prices of everyday objects like tissue paper or stationery. The complaint is understandable, the price with which one pen is bought today, could get a student an entire month of stationery a decade ago. So, who is to blame?

KAINAT FATIMA

Lahore Cantt

Published in Daily Times, March 24th 2019.

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