A narrative about the dependence of the livelihood of several families on the credit of Kelberg.
"Can I pay for the visit with Kelberg? "When the Kelberg credit, designed to provide basic goods, becomes one of the few livelihood supports for some households, even the cost of a doctor's visit is included in their life calculations; according to Mehdi Pezouki, an economist, this situation indicates the pressure of inflation on people's purchasing power, and together with livelihood dependence on this support, it may make it difficult to remove Kelberg in the future as well as subsidies.