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Different levels of risk Issue1 #118195 Three levels of risk were identifed – and not all risk needs to be removed.

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Agriculture, food and land use »Agriculture, food and land useAgriculture, food and land use☜A three-year series of conferences on ‘Agriculture, food and land use: the international policy challenges’ – run by Wilton Park in association with the University of Exeter.☜F1CEB7

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Global food and agriculture »Global food and agricultureGlobal food and agriculture☜The volatility of food and commodity prices is likely to increase due to pressures on world resources and more frequent extreme weather events. This map considers policy options in response to this increased volatility, the repercussions of which are experienced most acutely in low-income countries.☜FFB597

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Food prices »Food pricesFood prices☜What is happening to food prices? Are food prices becoming increasingly volatile and/or shifiting to persistently higher prices?☜FFB597

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Food price volatility »Food price volatilityFood price volatility☜Are food prices becoming increasing volatile? And, if so, what the are implications? And how might the negative consequences be mitigated?☜FFB597

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Consequences of increased volatility »Consequences of increased volatilityConsequences of increased volatility☜What are consequences of increased food price volatility?☜FFB597

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Different levels of riskDifferent levels of risk☜Three levels of risk were identifed – and not all risk needs to be removed.☜FFB597

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Catastrophic risk »Catastrophic riskCatastrophic risk☜Catastrophic risk that may require government intervention.☜59C6EF

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Insurable risk »Insurable riskInsurable risk☜Risk that can be insured against – for example, through futures markets and forward contracting.☜59C6EF

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Normal risk »Normal riskNormal risk☜Normal risk includes market fluctuations.☜59C6EF

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Entered by:- David Price
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Entry date (GMT): 9/19/2011 2:10:00 PM
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