México: Monopolios causan sobreprecios de 98% en productos de consumo, revela estudio
La falta de competencia y los monopolios de mercado hacen que los hogares mexicanos paguen un sobreprecio de hasta 98.23 por ciento al momento de consumir bienes de consumo, incluyendo tortilla de maíz, pan, huevos, frutas y verduras, medicamentos, y más, incluyendo servicios como el transporte de pasajeros. Así concluye un estudio realizado por la Comisión Federal de Competencia Económica de México (COFECE).
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