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The Rising Cost of Food: How Inflation and Climate Change Are Driving Food Grain Prices Higher
The Rising Cost of Food: How Inflation and Climate Change Are Driving Food Grain Prices Higher The cost of putting food grains on the table is steadily increasing, leaving a significant impact on the households worldwide. This escalating trend is due to various factors which is primarily driven by inflation and climate change. As these global…
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India’s Minimum Support Price (MSP) Mechanism : Striking a Balance Between Farmer Income, High Prices, and Sustainable Agriculture
Developing countries are mostly agrarian economies that is the main occupation in these countries is agriculture along with manufacturing and service sector. However, empirical evidence suggests that developing countries such as India and many of the african countries farmers are low income and marginal income category farmers. And therefore the governments in these countries use…
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Pratik Ghansham Salvi Assistant Professor of Economics | Banking & Finance | IMF Finance & Development Contributor 