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I don't understand your comment. The abstract you copied here says that the evidence that "food aid can have negative unintended consequences" is "thin and ofte

I don't understand your comment. The abstract you copied here says that the evidence that "food aid can have negative unintended consequences" is "thin and often contradictory". Moreover, I didn't say anything about "just having cheap supply". I said there's a problem of distribution rather than regulation. What are you disagreeing with, in my comment, can you explain?

icegreentea2 5y ago
Hey sorry, I got hooked on this part of your post, "Rather, the people who make the food that feed us all don't make it because they want to feed us, but because they want to turn a profit. If they can't turn a profit, then they don't sell the food." and my eyes just blurred over the next sentence where you clearly say "it's a matter of distribution". Reading more carefully, and thinking more, I am not disagreeing with you, except maybe when you say it's not a matter of regulation, in the sense that I believe that regulation hugely impacts distribution.