Purchasing power: why the government’s anti-inflation basket is likely to make pschitt

For the past two weeks, Minister Olivia Grégoire has been increasing consultations with large retailers, in order to draw up a list of everyday products at low prices. Beyond the principle, acquired, the modalities are debated. Decryption.

The government is still hoping for the system to come into force in early March. But it will be much less ambitious than expected. (Illustration) LP/Arnaud Journois

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