Imperceptive Action of the Government: The Red Onion Crisis

Zusete Ramos & Jovan Pelausa

It is a frustrating and all too familiar scenario for the citizens of the Philippines: the sudden and steep rise in the price of a staple food item, in this case, red onions And yet, despite the clear impact on ordinary people's daily lives, the government's response has been inadequate and ineffective

The overpricing of red onions is not only a problem in and of itself, but it also serves as a damning indictment of the government's competence If they are unable to address such a basic and pressing issue, what hope do we have that they will be able to tackle more complex and systemic problems such as corruption?

The recent increase in food prices, particularly red onions, is a concern for citizens and highlights the need for effective government action As leaders, the government has the responsibility to ensure that basic necessities are accessible and affordable for all

Citizens may feel frustrated by the repeated pattern of rising food prices and a lack of immediate solutions from the government It is important to acknowledge the challenges in managing the economy and to