Developed/Developing Countries vs. Cost of Food By: Maureen Slattery, Harry Warters, and Trevor Vonu.

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Developed/Developing Countries vs. Cost of Food By: Maureen Slattery, Harry Warters, and Trevor Vonu

Developed vs. Developing Countries Developed: - China - US - France - Canada - Japan - Australia - Italy - Brazil* - India* Developing: - Ethiopia - Lebanon - Iran - Chile - Bahamas - Ghana - Haiti - Libya - Mexico

China Staple Crops: pork, rice, vegetables, wheat GDP PPP: $7,600 Cost of agriculture: 10.2%

United States Staple Foods: beef, corn, chicken, pork, wheat, tomatoes GDP PPP: $47,200 Cost of agriculture: 1.2%

France Staple Foods: wheat, sugar beet, grapes, beef GDP PPP: $33,100 Cost of agriculture: 1.7%,

Canada Staple foods: wheat, rapeseed, milk GDP PPP: $39,400 Cost of agriculture: 2.2%

Japan Staple Foods: rice, milk, eggs GDP PPP: $34,000 Cost of agriculture: 1.4%

Italy Staple Foods: grapes, milk, olives, tomatoes GDP PPP: $30,500 Cost of agriculture: 4.2%

Australia Staple Foods: macadamia nut, fish, fruit GDP PPP: $41,000 Cost of agriculture: 3.9%

Brazil* Staple Foods: sugar cane, beef, soybeans GDP PPP: 10,800 Cost of agriculture: 5.8%

India* GDP PPP: $3,500 Cost of agriculture: 19% Staple Foods: sugar cane, rice, wheat

Ethiopia Staple Foods: roots, maize, wheat, cereals, sorghum GDP PPP: $1,000 Cost of agriculture: 50%

Lebanon Staple Foods: potatoes, tomatoes, milk, lemons/lime GDP PPP: $14,400 Cost of agriculture: 4.7%

Iran Staple Foods: chicken, tomatoes, wheat, milk GDP PPP: $10,600 Cost of agriculture: 10.9%

Mexico Staple Foods: sugar cane, maize, milk GDP PPP: $13,900 Cost of agriculture: 3.9%

Chile Staple Foods: grapes, pork, chicken, beef, tomatoes, avocados, apples GDP PPP: $15,400 Cost of agriculture: 5.1%

Bahamas Staple Foods: sugar cane, grapefruit, lemons/limes GDP PPP: $28,700 Cost of agriculture: 1.6%

Ghana Staple Foods: cassava, yams, plantains, maize GDP PPP: $2,500 Cost of agriculture: 29.9%

Haiti Staple Foods: cassava, plantains, yams, bananas, mangoes GDP PPP: $1,200 Cost of agriculture: 25%

Libya Staple Foods: potatoes, tomatoes, olives, milk, dates GDP PPP: $14,000 Cost of agriculture: 2.7%

Works Cited factbook/geos/ci.html