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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, how the price in real terms paid by the domestic consumer has changed since 1997 for the purchase of (a) domestic electricity and gas, (b) insulation materials, (c) high efficiency boilers, (d) draught-proofing, (e) double glazing and (f) low energy light-bulbs. - Inc...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, how the price in real terms paid by the domestic consumer has changed since 1997 for the purchase of (a) domestic electricity and gas, (b) insulation materials, (c) high efficiency boilers, (d) draught-proofing, (e) double glazing and (f) low energy light-bulbs. - Inc...
That this House notes a survey by Spanish newspaper El Pais, which compared prices for a basket of 60 goods; further notes that this survey showed that in December 2001, the basket cost euro 170.44 but that in December 2002 the same basket bought at the same supermarket cost euro 201.12, a rise of over 18 per cent.; further notes that fish and meat rose on average by over 30 per cent. and vegetables by nearly 25 per cent.; further notes a separate survey by the Spanish Ministry for Trade and Tourism which confirmed that significant price rises had taken place over the last year; and therefore believes that rampant inflation is not a price worth paying to join the euro.
That this House notes a survey by Spanish newspaper El Pais, which compared prices for a basket of 60 goods; further notes that this survey showed that in December 2001, the basket cost euro 170.44 but that in December 2002 the same basket bought at the same supermarket cost euro...