Mate where is the link between ALDI and inflation?? I'm just not seeing it?
How are these points being connected?
A third grocery retailer being banned will fix inflation how??
I looked into Denmakrs inflation data, it got to 10% last year, but is on its way down. Worth noting though "prices further slowed for food & non-alcoholic beverages (8.8% vs 10.6% in May)", so although their inflation has returned to 2.5% in May, it is being driven by housing, utilities and transport costs coming down, food inflation is still near 10%. https://tradingeconomics.com/denmark/inflation-cpi
So how is the ALDI ban fixing anything in Denmark, and why is it such a perfect model for us to follow?? I am so lost with your logic, I really want to understand.
Albo can be a moron, but how exactly is kicking out aldi going to fix inflation? Please explain it logically and I will back you 100%
