Maintaining the purchasing power of households is one of the government's priorities Fatma Mohajerani, government spokesperson: a 50% increase in Kalberg credit for the eligible groups was done in order to compensate for part of the decrease in purchasing power due to the increase in prices and economic pressures. The estimates of the Ministry of Cooperation show that this increase can compensate for the decrease of about 600 kilocalories in the food consumption of households. At the same time, the government is monitoring the change in the list of subsidy recipients and increasing support for more vulnerable households. Maintaining people's purchasing power, especially in the supply of basic products, is one of the priorities of the government and the specific order of the president.