What I’m saying is, simply put, I’m asking you to preserve the unit price rather than lowering the price set by the government.
The result is
A question may arise here: How do I transfer money to a foreign country cheaply??
These people’s staple foods are bread and cheese, and there’s war as well.
How is it that milk, which is a staple food, can be exported by ship at one-third the price?
Rather, isn’t it normal for Korea, which consumes relatively little milk, to sell to Europe, the main consumer?
Stop drinking milk, you government minions!!
The selling price is lower than the production price.
If you produce at 60 cents per liter, the selling price is 50 cents.
Above all, wages are not the same in all of Europe.
There are no policies for each country, so you can either sell your cow and escape.
The entire family has to live without pay.
All of the milk produced in this way is hoarded by companies, thus enriching themselves.
So the government protects prices, so they sell everything to Korea, where prices are relatively high.
They said they got caught and are processing it in Korea.
Meanwhile, the government introduced a crude oil price indexation system.
The dairy industry protection system has now been tied down.
Surplus milk from Europe continues to come to Korea.
The government should raise the price of milk to save the dairy industry because Korean milk is not selling because it is expensive.
Otherwise, I’ll have to watch that show every year like the man said because it’s a little lower.
It’s not selling because it’s expensive, but livestock farmers are having a hard time, so prices need to be raised, establishing an unheard-of market economy.