The Communist lawmakers Zinaida Grecheanyi and Igor Dodon accuse the International Monetary Fund of using double standards when they stridently reacted to the ban on the export of grains imposed by Moldova in 2004 – 2005. Now that similar steps have been taken, it says nothing, Info-Prim Neo reports. In a news conference on February 9, the Communist MPs said the main factors that led to rises in prices are the inefficient management of the existing cheapening mechanisms by the Filat Government and the lack of coordination between the inspection bodies. “The Anticorruption Center, the Ministry of Economy and the Prosecutor General’s Office that are managed by the PDM will never cooperate with the Ministry of Finance, the Tax Inspectorate and the Customs Office that were entrusted to the PLDM,” said MP Igor Dodon. According to the lawmakers, another reason that generated price rises is the inefficient fight with the monopolies on the import and the home market. The fiscal policy pursued by the Government will lead to the devaluation of the national currency, the Communist MPs consider. Igor Dodon said all the inspections at companies initiated by the Government will only contribute to increased corruption and bribes and, consequently, to the deterioration of the business climate in Moldova. The Communist lawmakers recommend the Government to examine the price rises through the agency of the press and to start a real fight with the phantom companies. They say the Filat Government should immediately hold separate meetings with the producers and importers so as to find solutions and stop the prices from going up. “We are ready to look for solutions together. We know how the price rises can be prevented. The population’s incomes must be increased without delay,” said Igor Dodon.