People's Power: ”The cost of coffee is 120 won? Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung shows ignorance of the market economy” = Korea

On the 18th, the People's Power Party (ruling party) released a statement on the Democratic Party's presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung's comments that "the cost of a cup of coffee is 120 won (about 13 yen) and the selling price is 8,000 won (about 83 yen)."
He criticized the remarks of the Democratic Party of Japan that the government should pay 10,000 won (about 125 yen) to 20,000 won (about 125 yen) for "revealing a direct display of ignorance of the market economy."
Through Isbook, he sarcastically said, "It seems that Candidate Lee only understands the cost of coffee as an abbreviation for the 'price of coffee beans,' but how can he lead a country with such a low level of economic knowledge?"
In addition, Kwon also mentioned Lee's past "hotel reservation fee" case and said of his remarks explaining the economic circulation effect, "It's a ridiculous fraudulent economic theory. Lee Jae-myung's
"The cost theory and no-show economics theory are ridiculous fake medicine sales theories," he said. "Hotels, cafes, and markets will be wiped out in the Republic of Korea under candidate Lee Jae-myung, but Kim Moon-soo
If the People's Power candidate (Kim Moon-soo) becomes president, companies will thrive, jobs will increase, and the market will revive." Chief spokesman Shin Dong-wook also commented, "Candidate Lee is not a good candidate for his own administration.
If you want to make a point, does that mean you have no problem with calling small business owners unscrupulous profiteers? Irresponsible remarks will only bring small business owners to tears."
Shin said, "The main expenses for the self-employed are labor costs and rent, but the unreasonable minimum wage hike and real estate price reductions started by the Moon Jae-in administration have
"The market is a Korean Democratic Trade Union-style mentality that takes excessive profits and exploits workers," said Rep. Joo Jin Woo, who also criticized the market, saying, "The market is a Korean Democratic Trade Union-style mentality that takes excessive profits and exploits workers."
Rep. Kang Myeong-gu also pointed out, "This is a statement that mocks the lives of the people by playing with numbers without even understanding the basic structure of the economy."