Double prices in leva and euro do not bother Bulgarians. If they have questions, there is someone to answer them, even among the other customers in the store. Purchasing power is important. This was stated by psychologist Dr. Plamen Dimitrov in the studio of "Denyat ON AIR".
"I witnessed a conversation between a 6-7 year old son and his mother. Her child asked for 5 euros for ice cream and chewing gum. His mother said that you can still shop in leva. He replied: "It doesn't matter. It's important how much you have and what you can buy," the psychologist shared.
He pointed out that the real problem for people is not the euro, but their concern about rising prices and their purchasing power.
"Despite the measures that at least promise, this process is impossible to manage in this way, the system is designed that way. The free market economy is a place for building profits. People's experiences would be more terrible if the labels, in addition to the two prices, said the cost price, "Dr. Plamen Dimitrov is categorical.
On the air of Bulgaria ON AIR, he emphasized that the inviolable trade secret is kept by both companies and the state, "in solidarity."
"Everything could start a fire, from a psychological point of view we have unbearable for normal people, high existential anxiety, the feeling that someone is constantly limiting us. A feeling that is a very dangerous cocktail that can be ignited by topics of corruption and abuse of power," said the guest. His expectations are that there may be a dynamic autumn and winter.
"Ordinary people today, coming from the beach - are interested in the refrigerator, to send their children to develop and with their income from honest work to feel free in capitalism, only then will they be interested in politics," said Dr. Dimitrov.