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The paradox where 'India achieves macroeconomic national food security but lacks comprehensive household food security' is best explained by which of the following scenarios?
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- 1Sufficient central grain stocks coexist with inadequate purchasing power or physical access for vulnerable families.✓
- 2The absence of state-backed buffer storage infrastructure across regions.
- 3The country depends completely on international imports to feed its metropolitan areas.
- 4Total agricultural yield falls short of aggregate national population demands.
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Sufficient central grain stocks coexist with inadequate purchasing power or physical access for vulnerable families.
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