Explore various aspects of the political economy of food

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Assignment:

The article by Eric Schlosser as well as the film Food Inc., explore various aspects of the political economy of food, including issues that relate to the environment, labor practices, cruelty to animals, health implications, corporate greed, governmental regulations, etc. Drawing on these materials, explain three key interrelated aspects of the political economy of food.

Eric Schlosser, "Fast Food Nation, Part One: The True Cost of America's Diet," Rolling Stone, 794 (September 3, 1998): 58-72+.

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