In Armenia, everything is becoming more expensive. The National Statistical Service published consumer price indices for January-November 2017, presenting the top-10 products which saw their prices rise during the year (from November 2016 to November 2017).
According to vestnikkavkaza.net, butter and pork prices increased most in this period, but potato price rises were not to be sneezed at either at a 29% rise in one year.
The National Statistical Service of Armenia says there is little optimism for the average Armenian. 31.5% of Armenians believe that the next generation will be worse off and the 2016 poverty levels were at 29.4% of the permanent population.
