(MENAFN) Turkey raised the price of electricity by 37 percent after Sunday's domestic polls, according to news website Gazete Duvar.
Gazete Duvar made the calculations based on a resolution in the Official Gazette , which set out the price at which power producers sell electricity to providers.
Turkey's government had frozen electricity prices for a number of months ahead of the polls.
It had postponed price upsurges in order to slow inflation and enhance economic development.
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