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How a Cashless Rural Economy and Climate Change Contributed to High Food Inflation in India

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Abhijit Sen, an Economics professor at JNU and a former member of the erstwhile Planning Commission of India, explained that a major part of this ‘climate change-trade’ problem is related to demonetisation.

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