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effects of IMF programs on food security. Taking into account that poverty is a key factor affecting food security (Saad, 2015) and household spending is the strongest driver of food security (Allee et al., 2021), I hypothesize that IMF programs decrease food security in borrowing countries. This can occur through several related channels.
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food insecurity can partially be attributed to food injustice and the disruption of the natural state of the food supply chain (Bradley & Herrera, 2016; Ilieva & Hernandez, 2018). In response to this imbalance, urban agriculture (UA) has emerged as an alternate food movement that supports the cause of food security (Ikejima, 2018). Some positive
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effects of IMF programs on food security. Taking into account that poverty is a key factor affecting food security (Saad, 2015) and household spending is the strongest driver of food security (Allee et al., 2021), I hypothesize that IMF programs decrease food security in borrowing countries. This can occur through several related channels.
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food insecurity can partially be attributed to food injustice and the disruption of the natural state of the food supply chain (Bradley & Herrera, 2016; Ilieva & Hernandez, 2018). In response to this imbalance, urban agriculture (UA) has emerged as an alternate food movement that supports the cause of food security (Ikejima, 2018). Some positive