in Developing Countries and India Utsa Patnaik The set of economic policies labelled economic liberalisation, stabilisation and structural adjustment adopted by developing countries over the last 15 years have had and are having a profound impact on the nature of the development process in these countries, and especially on their food security. It is the aspect of food security as affected by food availability and income shifts which is the focus of this paper.
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