The IMF has warned again that rising food prices may not be a temporary phenomenon. In an article in the Finance and Development magazine, it has noted that food prices are now close to the highs of 2008. A summary of the article can be found here.
Unfortunately, the IMF has only attributed the problem to poor harvests, the use of biofuels and higher energy prices. It has ignored the fact that aggressive money printing by the advanced economies have also contributed a large part to the problem.
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