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To: Ahda who wrote (1085)	12/3/1998 12:15:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3536

Hello Darleen, Yes, it is not just that the worlds population increases and the technological abilities to feed the population increases, but along with this growth the means to provide this food to populations has not increased. For many reasons. These conditions will have an impact on international economic policies of the future....surprisingly close future. It is nolonger a statisitic confined to world relief organizations, but will soon become a significant policy consideration for the major european countries and the USA. Food producing countries need markets and trading blocks need new buyers the 2 will go hand in hand as these governments seek to create new opportunities in underdeveloped countries. Depressed commodity prices need to be reversed and governments will used the multinational corporations to gain access and create new markets for there industries. It will happen on a scale never seen before...communication systems structures are the first beneficiaries of these policies and are already finding there way into these isolated areas. Chip