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DATABASE CRASHED!!! DATA COMPLETELY LOST!!!
>Food Supply Protectionism is Rapidly Spreading as Global Organizations Like The IMF Warn of Consequences
>>16185325 (lb)
Goodbye Petrodollar, Hello Agri-dollar?
According to some, for now mostly overheard whispering in the hallways, the primary commodity imbalance that will shape the face of global trade in the coming years is not that of energy, but that of food, driven by constantly rising food prices due to a fragmented supply-side unable to catch up with increasing demand, one in which China will play a dominant role but not due to its commodity extraction and/or processing supremacy, but the contrary:
due to its soaring deficit for agricultural products, and in which such legacy trade deficit culprits as the US will suddenly enjoy a huge advantage in both trade and geopolitical terms. Coming soon: the agri-dollar.
And for a suddenly very food trade deficit-vulnerable China, it means that the biggest winners may be Brazil, the US and Canada. Oh and Africa. The only question is how China will adapt in a new world in which it finds itself in an odd position: a competitive trade disadvantage, especially its primary nemesis: the USA.
[Tyler Durden]
November 24, 2012
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_globalfood60.htm
First read this article on ZeroHedge.
Should be stated, aside from man-made crises/division, there should be plenty of resources for all.