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Dependence on a Few Countries Grows in World Food Picture
The piece warns that reliance on a small set of producers, especially the USSR, risks global food stability. It notes Moscow's unpredictable market, droughts, and rising grain demand while US sales face limits. It discusses grain purchases, price pressures, and the potential impact on famine aid and inflation.
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Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Moscow
U.S
James P. Grant
Overseas Development Council
Grant
Federal Reserve
United States