The United Nations and Global Footprint Network (GFN) jointly released report in Wednesday that the global food price rise and fierce fluctuation may reduce at least USD 161 Billion GDP in China, and make India loss USD 49 Billion and Japan loss USD 19 Billion.
　　The United Nations predict that with consumption growth pushed by population and income, and production destructed by climate change and resource reduction, the balance between global good supply and demand is gradually broken. If the global food price doubles, the large emerging economies, China and India will suffer from the most serious strike.