During a drought prices of grains, fruits and vegetables go up? why do you think this happens? Do you except the prices of grains, fruits and vegetables go up during flood also? why?
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no, in all the natural calamities destruction will occur and people will suffer so the field also will be destroyed as food stored in silos will be sold in high cost
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During a natural calamity, the food production is affected. This means that the harvests are bad. This increases a demand for the food crops thereby increasing it's price. This also applies for fruits and vegetables. Yes,the prices go up during flood as well as the food production is affected in this case also.
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