In our global free market food system:(Points : 10) locally…

In our global free market food system:(Points : 10) locally…

In our global free market food system:(Points : 10)

locally produced food is not necessarily devoted first to satisfying local consumption needs.global social justice is achieved.farming peoples in distant agricultural lands may be forced to eat their own seed stock to avert starvation.distant affluent communities can outbid local communities for their resources.”a”, “c” and “d” above are true.none of the above are true.

Question 7.7. In the global industrial system under the “Paradigm of Limitless Growth”:(Points : 10) social equity is improved. many environmentally damaging practices manifest as cheaper products, so the economic signal to the paradigm is actually positive and so provides a reinforcing feedback. balancing feedbacks ensure that environmental degradation of distant lands does not occur. consumption is linked to awareness of social justice in a balancing feedback.