Food, Fuel, and the Cost-of-Living Crisis
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The Global Food Crisis
I think we could see brent at 60 to 80 dollars a barrel opeck. Copper futures, they were four 88 on march fourt they're down about 31 %. We then turned to chris barrett, professor at cornell university, to dive deeper into the global food crisis. He explains that this is a crisis of high food crices, rather than food shortages. Ne global suit cras is nearly a global sut price prices. So io creating a real cost of living crisis for lots of the world poor and even the middle class.
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