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Los pobres y la globalización de los alimentos y la agricultura:

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von Braun, Joachim
Diaz-Bonilla, Eugenio

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El sistema agroalimentario mundial está experimentando una creciente globalización. A medida que la mayoría de los habitantes del mundo se trasladan a las ciudades y los que residen en zonas rurales y están conectados con la infraestructura adoptan estilos de vida urbanizados, el consumo de alimentos se vuelve más variado y más parecido en todo el mundo. La industria de la elaboración de alimentos y la de la venta al por menor ahora tienen un alcance mundial, y los agricultores especializan cada vez más su producción, lo que conduce a cambios en insumos como agua, semillas, alimentos para animales y equipamiento técnico, y, finalmente, a una nueva organización del sistema alimentario.

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Paper provided by International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in its series Issue briefs with number 52SP.

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Keywords: Food supply; Developing countries; Rural poor; Globalization;

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