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Significant health improvements have been noted in Central American and Caribbean countries in the past three decades. The changes have been attributed to improved nutrit [...]
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The recent economic turmoil has caused several countries to abandon the tenets of free trade and erect barriers in perceived self-interest. China tightened imports on foo [...]
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Cassava as a root crop has a short storage life is a good source of energy but is low in protein. In the midst of high wheat grain prices, the use of cassava flour for ba [...]
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This paper explores the dynamics of comparative advantage in the agricultural sector for 5 CARICOM countries as measured by their export shares and the Balassa index usin [...]
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A reduction in the in the level of income inequality could be considered one of the factors necessary for sustainable development in the Caribbean, and it has been often [...]
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Food security remains a big challenge in this world but mostly for the undeveloped countries. However, while these countries have to face the system of globalization with [...]
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Foundation Polytechnic College Suriname (PTC) is since 1997 an institution for higher education in technical studies. PTC leads in a range of associate degree to bachelor [...]
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Within the last two decades, food safety has gained prominence as a global issue. Much of this can be attributed to the considerable rise in volume of food traded at the [...]
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Tourism is traveling for recreational, leisure, or business purposes. The World Tourism Organization describes tourists as people who "visit places outside their usual en [...]
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Large structural shifts in the global economy are causing a dramatic rise in the price of food. Since 1994, food prices in Trinidad and Tobago have risen above 350%, fas [...]
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