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No, you are forgetting that meat is heavily subsidized while low-impact food is not.
by goodpoint 4y ago
No, you are forgetting that meat is heavily subsidized while low-impact food is not.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoI do not want to pretend that it is not part of the equation in US, but I am genuinely unsure how big a factor it is and if the argument makes sense. Anecdotally, people in my social circle go for food that is socially acceptable in that circle. If 'low impact' food became a thing, price would have less influence on it ( kinda like every teen has to have an Iphone -- I am exaggerating a little - or when driving a small sedan in US means you are poor ). There are all sorts of minor dynamics that are underexplored in that arena.