Dear members we would like to compile and consumer (retail) price chart of
various goods used by consumers and capital,assets to expose the UPA government
and the fraudulent experts like Manmohan Singh and his team about their claim of
benefits of liberalisation and globalisation which could not be done properly in
any area.The first thing to foolishly assume is that private sector individuals
will work with reasonability in their mind and without excess greed and for
Charity.No one does.Secondly these stupid pseudo experts talk of econ0mics
theories in books which never work on ground.They are theoretical ideal
conditions.For example in no industry there is perfect or pure competition and
prices are never set by normal process of price demand forces and secondly
because distribution mechanism and information flow to customers and consumer
rights are very poor in countries like India and not satisfactory levels even n
USA.Lobbies,cartels,associations and mafias are present every where.Most of
natural resources like land and water are scarce and will become more scarce and
hence  economics dont apply there.

But our fools in planning and governance  are doing acts wrong year after year
and have damaged indian economy and created historic price rise which cannot be
reversed now.The damage is severe and these people and parties need to be
severely punished at least for sake of history and our progeny.

We are interested in consumer counter price of goods at metro/class a and B
cities:
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  Year 2002                                Current
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Milk(kg)
Bread(standard loaf Britannia or Modern)
Tomato(kg)
Apple
banana (kg/dozen)
sugar (kg)
Common salt (Tata i kg bag)
Toilet soap lux(75 gms/90gms)
Postal charge for letter(,15 gm)
Petrol (1 ltr)
cooking gas( domestic cylinder)
standard plain 67/33 shit cloth(meter)
maruti car 800 standard
IIM fee for PGDM course per year
IIT fee for B Tech per year
standard room charge of janpath hotel delhi
Auto/taxi rate per km
Diegene-strip of 10
crocin tablet strip of 10
Dettol bottle (150 ml)
Urad dal kg
arhar dal kg
basmati rice ordinary quality Kg
165 ltr refrigerator
48" ceiling fan ordinary design
Plot of land in DLF gurgaon sq yard
(or other place 10 km from city centre in any big city)
New taxes started at Central ans tate levels with %


I think above sample of commodities and services is adequate indicator of price
rise
It is not difficult to gather the data.
Old diaries may be available and publications must be available in libraries.

We are only comparing 7 years period.


We would request members to do a bit research and efforts to compile above.They
may suggest and add other items too.

We would like to seriously take up this issue and relate it to
liberalisation,globalisation and delicensing issues and issues of role of
government agencies and their failure.Reckless taxation had also multiplying
effect on the prices.

It is theoretically said that with deregulation and globalisation quality and
quantity of supplies should increase.this should have not only improved customer
satisfaction with goods and services  but prices should have gone down.Just
reverse has happened.

The detail may be published and a copy sent to :[email protected]

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