According to the economist Amartya Sen, modern food crises are:
A) Make-believe as we have not had a food crisis in over 500 years.
B) Due to people not wanting to work.
C) Typically the result of natural disasters.
D) Less related to the absence of food as to the inability to buy it.

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Amartya Sen, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, has argued that modern food crises are often not due to a lack of food production but rather to issues of distribution and access, meaning people's inability to afford food is a more significant factor.

According to the Economist Amartya Sen, Modern Food Crises Are