For ordinary people, it's not just about how much the price has gone up or down, but to wonder if the money they have paid is unjust and reasonable. The reason why consumers are so sensitive to fluctuations in the price of resources such as electricity prices To some extent, this type of price is set by the government, and the operators are mostly state-owned monopolies. The costs are not disclosed, and the pricing is not transparent. Will the operating companies rely on monopoly status to obtain huge profits? It is precise because of the asymmetric information that it is easy for consumers to have doubts about the reform of resource prices. The text is intended to explain:. ['The public is relatively sensitive to fluctuations in the prices of resources.', 'Reform of resource prices should give the public the right to know.', 'Monopoly is the real reason why the price of resource products is difficult to reform.', 'The government should withdraw from the pricing mechanism for resource products.']