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As the government moves forward with its plans for intervention in food prices, skepticism prevails. Any resultant actions are expected to fall within the two detrimental categories laid out—either being inconsequential or detrimental to the economy. The continuous tendency to rely on government intervention suggests a misunderstanding of economic fundamentals and a disregard for established economic theory, reinforcing the notion that without genuine structural reforms, the situation will likely remain unresolved.