At this time we all want to do things quickly, we also apply it to food, this is tantamount to poor nutrition, I think that our way of life today shortens our existence and few are aware of it.
In order to be able to feed 10 billion people, the helm will still have to change, most of the plant food will disappear in the mouth of animals. Who give much less in return than what goes in. There is enough capacity to feed 10 billion people with plant foods.
It is worrying that large companies acquire monopoly positions and do not tolerate competition. Here, politics should stop it and commit companies to split up instead of merging them all into even larger companies.
@Eimhier I don't understand how this reaction comes from me under this blog, I read a link from you from Economist Jan Eeckhout, I responded to that, but I can't even find it on your profile.
That they let all the cheap, and increasingly cheaper store close the doors, then a particle will already be cleaned up. And on the other hand, all fast food chains.
its exposure is interesting, it is true that we are eating badly but it is because of the ease of buying something already prefabricated that translates into saving time, if at home dad and mom work, it is most likely that this is one of the causes of doing... Show moreits exposure is interesting, it is true that we are eating badly but it is because of the ease of buying something already prefabricated that translates into saving time, if at home dad and mom work, it is most likely that this is one of the causes of doing this bad habit of eating junk food or low-nutritious food, it is necessary to become aware about it thank you for your comment on this
@Dewaputra sadly. For several decades, the market power of a handful of companies has been increasing. Recent figures from the National Bank this week show that it also exists in Belgium. MO* spoke about it with Jan Eeckhout, a Belgian economist with an... Show more@Dewaputra sadly. For several decades, the market power of a handful of companies has been increasing. Recent figures from the National Bank this week show that it also exists in Belgium. MO* spoke about it with Jan Eeckhout, a Belgian economist with an impressive international curriculum and a new book about profit, market power and competition. 'The solution is not that difficult, it only goes against the enormous financial and economic interests of a small group of, meanwhile, very powerful people.'
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