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View all search resultsThe ARF has for years now been criticized for being unable to move forward from talking about confidence-building measures to providing preventive diplomacy outlines, let alone conflict resolution in the region.
The government’s antimarket domestic market obligation (DMO) and low ceiling prices of cooking oil in time of skyrocketing international prices sent the wrong signals to the market, which resulted in producers holding their stock to avoid losses, causing scarcity and prices rising far beyond the ceiling prices.
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