The Age of Food Scarcity

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With a decrease in food outputs linked to the Russia-Ukraine war, how are businesses and governments coping with rising food costs and the knock-on inflationary effects? Our experts assess the on-the-ground realities to understand the implications for long-term growth and stability. John Raines, PhD, Director, Country Risk (moderator) Ken Wattret, Chief European Economist Paul Hughes, Chief Agricultural Economist & Director of Research, Agribusiness Alex Kokcharov, Principal Research Analyst, Russia Jihane Boudiaf, Country Risk Analyst, Middles East and Africa

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