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After the VAT Cut, the Price of a Medicine Jumped From 1,027 to 2,800 Forints - How Is that Possible?

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Despite the VAT reduction, the price of a medicine increased from 1,027 to 2,800 forints. The pharmacist in Vasi revealed how this happened.

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After the VAT Cut, the Price of a Medicine Jumped From 1,027 to 2,800 Forints - How Is that Possible?

Despite the VAT reduction, the price of a medicine increased from 1,027 to 2,800 forints. The pharmacist in Vasi revealed how this happened.

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After the VAT Cut, the Price of a Medicine Jumped From 1,027 to 2,800 Forints - How Is that Possible?

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