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Andrew Brown

Supermarkets blamed most for cost-of-living woes

Rightly or wrongly, the big supermarkets are seen as the main culprits in the cost-of-living crisis. (Luis Ascui, Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

While many businesses are charging higher prices, the everyday nature of grocery shopping and consumer's suspicions about being kept in the dark has them mostly blaming supermarkets for cost-of-living issues.

An Australia Institute survey of more than 1000 people suggests 83 per cent of people believe supermarkets are responsible for a great deal or some of the blame for financial pressures.

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