National Price Policy

The National Price Policy refers to a government's strategy for managing and regulating prices of goods and services within a country. Its goals include ensuring fair pricing for consumers, providing stability for producers, and promoting economic growth. This policy can involve setting price ceilings (maximum prices) to protect consumers, price floors (minimum prices) to support producers, or using taxes and subsidies. In essence, it aims to balance the interests of consumers and producers while maintaining a stable economy.