. Policies of food security in selected developing countries

Abstract
It has became the climate polices of food security implications of
the changing on the size and stability of world food markets and thelikely level of prices prevailing view "because developed countries
usually offer subsidies to their agricultural sectors while imposing
developing countries taxes in most cases, therefore, the impact of
Reform policies on the global markets are almost non- effective. has
resulted in policies related to dignifying stability on the overall
economy in many developing countries to a severe increase in food
prices due to correct the exchange rates and reduce subsidies for
food and clear from the analysis of high relative importance of
foreign aid and reserves inventories and government taxes that they
were the same impact significant positive balances in the value of
commodity grains. so must re-examine the policies supported by the
International Monetary Fund should be the rationalization of public
finances and improve the financial policies and the transfer of tax
breaks to a flat tax appropriate to the type of foreign investment with
the economic gains achieved by