Bill protect consumer prices
Consumers weighs more in the register of a price on a shelf would be guaranteed segment and a lower price Barprämie - or at least $ 250 - under the legislation for consultation this week.
HB2665 buyers would be entitled to demand that retailers honor of the shelf or on the price of postage stamp. And the buyer is entitled up to $ 5 extra for their time.
Retailer is not in compliance. If not, opens up civil suit, with the buyer the right of the difference or $ 250, depending on the case, what is more.
Michelle Ahlmer, Executive Director Traders Association of Arizona, said she feared that such legislation would be an incentive for people to cheat, any sign of a price change or an item or the shelf ‘ require deep Discounted Deal - the type of fraud would raise prices for everyone.
Rep. Steve Farley, D-Tucson, discounted this possibility to say Michigan has a similar law since 1976. “You do not see any of these problems pop-up, as always,”he said.” One would have thought that if something was 30 years, there would be a huge chorus to repeal when such problems.”
But the State Attorney General Terry Goddard, spoke in favor of the legislation a press conference Monday, acknowledged later, it is wrong.
“We should certainly not something that people of chaos with prices in store,”he said.” The point is this, prices are correct.”
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