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Originally Posted by Sinatra
How so?
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Food is under a tremendous pressure by demand, China and India plus most second world countries are growing a big middle class, these people want to eat good meals at global market.
However farmers in the third world can not farm against agricultural subsidies by rich countries.
If food prices go up and up, rich countries will have no other way but to drop subsidies and open their market, then, third world farmers would start farming, with this bigger new supply prices will go down and will be regulated by the market.
These new farmers will start to consume tractors, roads, houses, pens, tvs, computers, books, etc, giving back their money to global market.
It will be a win win situation for all.