Credit bread and chicken scraps: Iran’s inflation hits daily life
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Iran’s inflation squeeze is forcing more households to buy essentials on credit and stand in lines for cheap or leftover foods, as shopkeepers report rising unpaid debts and prices that outpace the minimum wage; the broader impact includes higher costs for education, transport, and daily necessities, signaling a deeper strain on everyday life.
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