One of the most important aspects
of crop price analysis is the so-called spillover effect represented by the self-correcting impact on the supply side.
As terrifying as having a nuclear meltdown and resulting radiation contamination over the immediate area might be, assuring an adequate supply of food to that nation of 128 million people also has to loom large.
The Census Bureau data on marriage ages and households are alone sufficient to make for a new understanding of how these factors affect the food business.