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I live in a country that imports 50% of the food. As long as the population produces something that others will trade for, that tends to work out ok. However,
by trashtester 2y ago
I live in a country that imports 50% of the food. As long as the population produces something that others will trade for, that tends to work out ok.
However, should global food trade suddenly stop, I may be one of those starving.
Edit: just to be clear: Global refusal to trade food is extremely rare. What happens a lot more often, is that some country is unable to purchase food abroad due to either some blockade or lack of purchasing capacity.