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In South Korea, the government wanted to help people by making food cheaper, but some companies are being sneaky. They're using tricks like "shrinkflation," where they make products smaller but keep the price the same. Another trick is "skimflation," where companies use cheaper stuff to make their products, but still charge the same. There's also "bundle-flation," where they sell things together for more money, making it seem like a deal.  
This is causing problems for the government's plan to control prices. Even though the government knows about it and is trying to stop it, some experts say that companies will keep finding new ways to make money, no matter what the government does. It's like a game between the government and the companies. Tricky, right? The government says they'll have a plan to fix this in early December, but it's not easy. It reminds people of a similar situation in the past that didn't work out well. So, it's a bit of a challenge for everyone right now.