> Private enterprise handles food just fine
This is not the case in the US where millions of people don't have convenient access to food.
This is not the case in the US where millions of people don't have convenient access to food.
0.7 percent of the population isn't too bad.
While there are no doubt significant benefits for the U.S. to attain looking at models for how other countries handle the distributive logistics of various industries, I would argue that the vastly different population densities of the two nations should be assumed to be material, unless and until robust arguments with strong evidence show otherwise.