In this study, the results show that rural households with large land holdings may benefit from the adverse impact of climate change on maize yields as a result of increased maize prices. However, urban poor and small-scale farmers are vulnerable to climate change due to the large portion of their incomes spent on food.
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Skjeflo, S. 2013. Measuring household vulnerability to climate change?Why markets matter. Global Environmental Change 23(6): 1694-1701.
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