There has to be something wrong in an economy where the farmer receives circa 20 cent for a litre of milk and a pint of milk in Rathgar costs 80 cent.
Maybe more significantly, there has to be something seriously worrying in a society where we take this economic madness to be the norm.
Will it end up in civil unrest on our streets?
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