Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen argued that famine in the history of the world could have been eliminated by:

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Amartya Sen argued that famine is not solely caused by lack of food, but by underlying social and economic factors such as inequality, poverty, and lack of access to resources. He argued that introducing democracy allows for better access to resources, more equal distribution of resources, and higher levels of accountability in government, which in turn leads to fewer incidences of famine. Neither raising foreign aid nor government control over food distribution addresses the root causes of famine, and censoring the media may actually hinder efforts to address the issue.

Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Amartya Sen Argued That Famine in the History