Directing Deflation

Inflation in the market price has exasperated people to an extent that most of the articles are beyond their affordability. The need for the introduction of super-saving corporation markets in Kashmir is fundamental in times of dire necessity to meet the daily essential needs of the people. Poverty is existent and the price increases are making people insufficiently full, with barely hoarding anything for future use and increasing in mental distress, and empty-pocketed. Much of the time of the working class is either wasted choosing what to go with or where to get the money from. None of the answers lies in the problem. A decent living for poor people is a distant dream. Treating cost-push inflation in the manifest ways may take time but survival cannot be held back for long. Assisting people with easing the cost of products by launching supersaver markets where they are given huge discounts on their daily purchases. The endeavour might ease their burden and enable them to make purchases with some distinction compared to the actual price of the products in the market. The administration can do this good deed and relief the general public by adding this comfort to their lives. This may also generate employment among the jobless youth of the valley. Along with the daily necessities, these units can take care of engaging young men and women in some convincing work. The stakeholders from across the valley may participate in promoting business opportunities for themselves. These supersaver markets, if established, can save many aspects of people’s lives.