Kozák Tamás
Kozák Tamás is the Secretary General of the National Trade Association (OKSZ) in Hungary. He has been an advocate for the retail sector, often providing insights into market dynamics and consumer behavior. Recently, he commented on the ineffectiveness of a boycott initiative in Hungary, stating that there was no noticeable impact on store traffic or sales, primarily because the boycott targeted daily necessities.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás is the Secretary General of the National Trade Association who discussed the implications of price restrictions.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás stated that small shops are at a disadvantage compared to larger chains due to market regulations.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás, the Secretary General of the National Trade Association, discussed the impact of the margin stop on consumer behavior.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás, the Secretary General of OKSZ, firmly rejected the government's rhetoric regarding the inflationary pressure caused by commercial companies' profit-seeking behavior.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás, the Secretary General of OKSZ, firmly rejected the government rhetoric suggesting that commercial companies' profit-seeking behavior is the main cause of inflationary pressure.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás, the secretary general of the OKSZ, noted that price increases have already stopped for several products.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás is the Secretary General of the National Trade Association and discussed the expected effects of the new measures.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás, the Secretary General of the National Trade Association, discussed factors influencing milk prices.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás stated that the inflation of food products is primarily determined by supplier-side price pressures.
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Hungary:
Kozák Tamás, the Secretary General of the National Trade Association, stated that based on feedback, they did not perceive any impact from the boycott on stores.
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