Funding for this last must be provided by a VAT increase to 20%, which would result in higher prices for books and the press. "The three-party coalition government are still discussing the pension reform and VAT," said the daily. One proposed alternative would be to impose a single rate VAT at 17%. But its effect would be paradoxical, because "the price of food, media and drugs would increase while those of cars, tobacco, alcohol and electronics go down." "Pension reform is a farce," complained his side Hospodářské noviny.
"Instead of the pension reform, we discuss the death of books and intellectual regression. Instead of saving a people, we have a people disillusioned by higher prices." Pension reform, an issue all over Europe, read on Presseurop. had 
"Instead of the pension reform, we discuss the death of books and intellectual regression. Instead of saving a people, we have a people disillusioned by higher prices." Pension reform, an issue all over Europe, read on Presseurop. had
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