Dominic Fritz criticizes the capping of prices as an ineffective tool for combating inflation and proposes letting the market set prices.

The president of USR, Dominic Fritz, believes that capping prices is not an adequate measure to combat inflation, emphasizing that state interventions often lead to opposite results. He states that the bureaucracy created for the implementation of this measure is excessive and that there is no expectation of a price explosion if the cap is removed. Fritz suggests that social measures should target only low-income individuals, not the entire population. He confirms discussions within the coalition about not extending the cap, advocating for a return to normal competition in the market.