In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world go hungry. Why is this case? What can be done about this problem?

There are those who say that in

this

twenty century, there is a large portion of starving people while the development of agriculture is moving fast forward.

This

essay will examine

this

problem

and offer some solutions. In

this

modernization era, the

price

of

food

becomes a major cause of hungry people. Numerous studies have consistently found that developing in agriculture takes advantage mostly in developed countries because they have scientists, developers, and investors to support the new

technology

in

food

industries.

As a result

, the advances made in agriculture have a limited boundary only on some continents because, in some underdeveloped nations, governments invested a small portion of the

food

technology

and farming system.

This

leads to a

problem

of

food

ingredients which was rare and pricey because of a lack of innovation in the farming system.

Furthermore

, the

technology

of

food

products made the cost of

food

and ingredients higher than usual because the machines are higher expensive than using human employees and

this

effect directly to the diet product

price

. Some people cannot afford to buy these costly products.

On the other hand

, the government should play a role in

this

case.

Firstly

, they must control the

food

price

over the markets because

food

is the basic need of humans and everyone should afford to buy,

such

as rice and eggs.

Secondly

, they must asset in local farming communities to make them supplier good quality products and share the market with industrial products.

Finally

, they should share the innovation of

technology

to other poverty countries and educate people to integrate the

technology

of farming. In conclusion, there are various causes of hungry people and the major

problem

pointed to the

price

of

food

products.

However

, the government should solve

this

problem

by controlling prices, investing in the local farming system and sharing innovation with other poverty countries.