The argument that speculation on commodity futures for soybeans, wheat, and corn in the early 2000s led to price increases that made food unaffordable to many reflects what kind of global interaction?

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The argument reflects an "outside-in" global interaction, where external factors such as global financial markets and speculation influence local economies and prices, affecting affordability and access to food.

The Argument That Speculation on Commodity Futures for Soybeans, Wheat