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Passage: Rising food prices have pushed many low-income families toward less nutritious, calorie-dense diets, raising concerns about long-term public health. Agricultural economists point to supply chain inefficiencies, not just production shortages, as a major driver of price volatility. Improving storage and transport infrastructure, they argue, could stabilize prices more effectively than short-term subsidies alone. Question: What is the author’s purpose in highlighting supply chain inefficiencies over production shortages?

A. To entertain readers with a light anecdote
B. To redirect focus toward an often-overlooked cause of food price volatility ✅
C. To promote a specific supermarket chain
D. To argue that production shortages do not exist

Explanation

By pointing to supply chains 'not just production shortages', the author aims to broaden readers' understanding of what drives price volatility