Feeling the effects of the rising cost of living, purchasing power is a primary concern for the people of France. In a survey published earlier this month, the issue is noted as an area of concern three times more than immigration and crime.

While the government has spent billions to subsidize the impact of Europe’s energy and fuel crisis, other areas of life such as grocery store essentials are still a problem for many.

The Washington Post notes that France’s approach to curbing inflation is bolder than many countries. However, growing tensions are showing an increasing worry that it might not be enough. The French government is giving vulnerable households a short-term relief payment of up to $195; which critics say will not offset the levels of inflation in low-income communities.

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