Guest Post: Two No-Brainer Ways To Play Rising Food Prices
by Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge.com
09/27/2012
Last summer, two researchers from the New England Complex Systems Institute published a short paper examining the correlation between rising food prices and civil unrest. It was a timely analysis, to say the least. A number of food riots were occurring throughout the world, not to mention waves of revolution sparked by the high cost of food. This is nothing new; throughout history whenever people have struggled to put food on the table for their families, social unrest has been a common consequence. If food prices continue to rise, agriculture will be one of the best investments of the decade. Even if all the world’s food challenges are magically solved, it’s hard to imagine being worse off for having your own food supply.
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