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The Time for Macroeconomics in Municipal Food Policy

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  • Suttles, Shellye

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First paragraph: It’s interesting—I’ve never felt like so much of an outsider as being an agricultural economist working on municipal food policy. And I’m a black woman in the United States. Prior to being the food policy and program coordinator for the City of Indianapolis, I was a research economist who studied local food systems, alternative energy, and climate change. Now, as a food policy practitioner, I have found that relevant aspects of classical macroeconomic theory often go ignored in muni­cipal food policy, particularly the concept of economic change over time. . . .

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  • Suttles, Shellye, 2019. "The Time for Macroeconomics in Municipal Food Policy," Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development, Center for Transformative Action, Cornell University, vol. 8(4).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:joafsc:360041
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