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Grocery prices are predicted to increase approximately 1% in 2020 — the fifth year in a row with lower-than-average price inflation. Episode nine of The Growing Debate explores the many factors that determine grocery prices. Who’s benefiting from more affordable food? More important, who isn’t?
Episode breakdown: How much money are farmers investing in inputs yearly? | How is food priced in the United States? | Can farmers choose the price of their product? | What is the consumers’ role in food prices? | Who is suffering at the expense of the food supply chain? | How much more are other, less-developed nations paying for food?
Learn more about Jayson Lusk and Nick Emanuel via Jayson Lusk's website at www.jaysonlusk.com/about or the CropMetrics website at www.cropmetrics.com.
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Grocery prices are predicted to increase approximately 1% in 2020 — the fifth year in a row with lower-than-average price inflation. Episode nine of The Growing Debate explores the many factors that determine grocery prices. Who’s benefiting from more affordable food? More important, who isn’t?
Episode breakdown: How much money are farmers investing in inputs yearly? | How is food priced in the United States? | Can farmers choose the price of their product? | What is the consumers’ role in food prices? | Who is suffering at the expense of the food supply chain? | How much more are other, less-developed nations paying for food?
Learn more about Jayson Lusk and Nick Emanuel via Jayson Lusk's website at www.jaysonlusk.com/about or the CropMetrics website at www.cropmetrics.com.