Higher food prices and poverty

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Steven Lord

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[1] University of Oxford,Environmental Change Institute

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Nature Food | 2023年 / 4卷

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There is further evidence that food production can respond to food price rises in the short term, potentially offsetting the effects of higher prices in households of agricultural workers. Additional research is needed, however, to identify enabling policies and conditions.

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