Nell argues that people can be blamed for famine deaths only in sufficiency situations where everyone who is born can live out the normal span of a human life.

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Nell's argument, as stated, simplifies the complex causes of famine, which can include political, economic, and environmental factors. Blame can be attributed to various actors (governments, individuals, international bodies) depending on the context, not solely on the sufficiency of resources.

Nell Argues That People Can Be Blamed for Famine Deaths