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Food security,”is the ability of the state to consistently supply a sufficient amount of basic foodto a population. Because modern food is increasingly mass produced
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Read morepurchasing power parity (PPP),”isthe amount that the localcurrency equivalent of U.S.$1 willpurchase in a given country’seconomy
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Read more“UN Food and Agriculture Organization,”,”one-fifth of humanity subsists on a diettoo low in total calories and vital nutrients to sustain adequate health and normal physical andmental development (see Figure 1.14). As we will see in later chapters, this massive hungerproblem is partly due to political instability, corruption
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Read moredisadvantages for GDP AND GNI,”1. Obscures inequality because it is an average at a national scale.2. Purchasing power of currency varies across the globe.3. Only measures the formal economy.4. Does not take into account the expense that this income can have onenvironmental sustainability, human rights
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Read moreThe Green Revolution,”Modernization of agriculture in the 1970s relied on machines, chemical fertilizers, andpesticides. This led to soaring levels of production and high profits for farmers.The green revolution refers to these increases in food production brought about throughthe use of new seeds, fertilizers, mechanized equipment, irrigation, pesticides, andherbicides.In the short term, the green revolution increased the number of people that could besupported by a given amount of land. However
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Read morecarrying capacity,”the technologies of the green revolution increased this.- which refers to the maximum number ofpeople that a given territory can support sustainably with food, water
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Read moregenetic modification or GM,”i n agriculture, the practice of splicing together the genesfrom widely divergent species to achieve particular desirable characteristics
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