You know boom and depression have effected economies for centuries, it's not just constant continuous growth. I'm not worried, and if the worst does happen, then oh well you win.
Looks like food prices have increased simply because poor people are getting less poor, which I think is a good thing, rather than some conspiracy about a consortium.
After a decade and more of falling food prices, staples such as grain and meat are becoming more expensive around the world, as consumers in developing economies become richer and demand more food, especially meat.
Looks like food prices have increased simply because poor people are getting less poor, which I think is a good thing, rather than some conspiracy about a consortium.