Food and Resource Economics


To continue current high levels of economic development in LDCs and address chronic malnutrition, the agriculture sector will need to be overhauled. As cities expand, so do urban households' dietary requirements. The urban poor's status is insecure in the present atmosphere of variable food prices, financial, fuel, and economic issues. The urban poor will suffer the most since they live in the most susceptible sections of cities and lack the ability to adapt to climate-related consequences. Because of the complications of supporting the urban poor, local, state, and national governments, as well as foreign organizations, must respond quickly and appropriately


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