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International food prices have skyrocketed, how should we control it domestically?

In the first two months of 2021, the import volume of corn as an agricultural product increased by 4.14%, and the import volume has exceeded the corn imports in the whole of 2019. It’s not just corn imports. At the same time, sorghum imports are increasing366. my country’s grain and basic agricultural products will gradually increase as the income of residents and retirees increases, or in other words, as the cost of food and basic living expenses gradually increases. , our basic living security income standard will also increase as the current price (CPI) increases moderately every year. In 5 years, the price of cattle will double (double). A cow is worth 20,000 yuan, but the venue is still the same venue. , equipment technical labor, it is still the same equipment technical labor, but the boss no longer wants to do it.

Our country is not a complete market economy. Food security is related to national stability and people’s lives. The party and government will never allow food prices to skyrocket. The COVID-19 is coming fiercely and is a global problem. European and American countries are suffering from the plague and the country is in embarrassment. Food prices have fallen instead of rising. This is because of national macro-control, because an environment with stable prices of basic daily necessities is more beneficial to us! As for the control measures, it will naturally be controlled by relevant departments or industries.

The rise in corn is due to several factors. One is the war in Syria in the Middle East, with more farmers fleeing and serious land abandonment. The other is the epidemic, and the national treasury of various countries are hoarding food, which has raised the price. The third is , with grain merchants at home and abroad participating in the hype, if nothing unexpected happens, corn and other crops will still remain within a relatively low range for a long time. This is the general direction of the United States' food war against my country, which is to suppress the enthusiasm of Chinese farmers for farming at low prices. In the long run, such prices will definitely fluctuate and fall. If the price is too high, market demand will definitely decrease. When supply exceeds demand, it will fall back. It shouldn't take long. I don't think we need to wait until the autumn grain is on the market.