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Are prices fixed in Pakistan?
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Agreed!!! but it is not illegal to charge higher mark up. Here in Sweden, we can buy the same item at very different prices from different retail stores. Normally the smaller shops / supermarkets which are closer to populated areas are expensive while the large departmental stores often located outside populated areas tend to be cheaper..so it is a choice for us to make.No they are not, but the mark up of an extra 20% is one of the reasons for inflation. 2% difference is acceptable but over 20% is just pure greed.
Agreed!!! but it is not an illegal to charge higher mark up. Here in Sweden, we can buy the same exact item at very different prices at different retail stores. Normally the smaller shops / supermarkets which are closer to populated areas are expensive while the large departmental stores often located outside populated areas tend to be cheaper..so it is a choice for us to make.
Same should be done by Pakistani people
Agreed!!! but it is not illegal to charge higher mark up. Here in Sweden, we can buy the same item at very different prices from different retail stores. Normally the smaller shops / supermarkets which are closer to populated areas are expensive while the large departmental stores often located outside populated areas tend to be cheaper..so it is a choice for us to make.
Same should be done by Pakistani people
Whenever I open my mouth in Islamabad or pindi, the price goes up 20% since my Urdu and Punjabi is rubbish. The only time it doesn't is when I effect a pashtoon accent. But then I don't get served.
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I will buy you tea in the F-11 markaz. Then depending on how in shape you are, we will wrestle shirtless.Jhoot bol rae ho. Indian scum. Pindi/Isloo is my second home.