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That article has no mention of famines. The article is about supply chains and price shocks and using stockpiles of grain as “buffers” to soften sudden price sw
by jt2190 2y ago
That article has no mention of famines. The article is about supply chains and price shocks and using stockpiles of grain as “buffers” to soften sudden price swings. It makes sense: Grain in one place can’t feed people in another unless it can move through the supply chain.
> Research predicts multiple famines due to simultaneous crop failures.
What research?
- ClumsyPilot 2y ago'Supply chain shock' in grains means someone is starving to death. That combination of words literally means famine. do at least some basic reading on the subject.