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ZAGREB, 12 April (Hina) - The average market basket of a family of four in Bosnia and Herzegovina in March 2022 was 16% more expensive than in March 2021, the SSSBiH trade union federation said on Tuesday, noting that the basket costs close to two and a half average wages.
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