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Third, the negative effects of climatic shocks are exacerbated in presence of civil conflicts and are high for countries that are vulnerable to food prices shocks. Second, food supply is a channel by which climatic shocks increase the proportion of undernourished people. The adverse effect is higher for African Sub Saharan countries than other developing countries. Using two complementary indicators of food security (food supply, proportion of undernourished people), we find that climatic shocks reduce food supply in developing countries. It analyzes the effect of climatic shocks on food security for 77 developing countries from 1960 to 2008. Extent xiii, 402 pages Isbn 9781405105965 Media category unmediated Media MARC source rdamedia.This paper contributes to the existing literature on climatic variability and food security.
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Graham, and Luther Tweeten PublicationĬontrol code FIEb13429759 Dimensions 25 cm. Label The world food economy, Douglas Southgate, Douglas H. Other physical details illustrations, maps System control number (OCoLC)62178173 Extent xiii, 402 pages Isbn 9781405105965 Media category unmediated Media MARC source rdamedia.
supply side: agricultural production and its determinants - Aligning the consumption and production of food over time - Agriculture and the environment - Globalization and agriculture - Agriculture and economic development - Striving for food security - A synopsis of regional trends in the global food economy - Affluent nations - Asia - Latin America and the Caribbean - The.demand side: how population growth and higher incomes affect food consumption - The.Content category text Content type codeĬontent type MARC source rdacontent. Graham, and Luther Tweeten Instantiatesīibliography note Includes bibliographical references and index Carrier category volume Carrier category codeĬarrier MARC source rdacarrier.
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