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staple food - ✔✔a basic or necessary food item that is consumed often



Staple plant foods - ✔✔Wheat and rice



Traditional aboriginal animal foods - ✔✔Insects, birds, reptiles, marine life, marsupials



Traditional aboriginal plant foods - ✔✔Roots, fruits and vegetables, stems, seeds and nuts



Bush tucker - ✔✔Plants and animals eaten by aborigines when colonists arrived



market economy - ✔✔Private enterprise, price is determined by supply and demand



Large, stable economy - ✔✔Attract foreign companies for the purpose of trading



Relative poverty - ✔✔One or more of a person's basic needs are not met due to a lack of money



Absolute poverty - ✔✔a lack of resources that is life-threatening



subsistence agriculture/farming - ✔✔producing just enough food for a family's use



quality of life - ✔✔the standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual or
group.



undernutrition, malnutrition - ✔✔Body's energy levels are lowered, and ability to do physically
demanding work is lowered

, Poverty cycle - ✔✔any circular chain of events starting and ending in poverty, such as low income means
low savings means low investment means low growth means low incomes.



Social Justice - ✔✔the defense of human dignity by ensuring that essential human needs are met and
that essential human rights are protected for all people



Embargo - ✔✔A ban on trade



subsidy - ✔✔government payment to encourage or protect a certain economic activity



Tariff - ✔✔A tax on imported goods



hunger - ✔✔The physical need for food (feeling of emptiness, weakness or pain)



Hypothalamus - ✔✔Controls body temperature, regulates appetite, controls release of hormones



appetite - ✔✔the psychological desire for food



satiety - ✔✔feeling of fullness



BMR - ✔✔Basal Metabolic Rate: amount of energy expended while at rest in a neutrally temperate
enviroment



adipose tissue - ✔✔Tissue that stores fat.



Sensory Evaluation - ✔✔Scientifically testing food, using the human senses of sight, smell, taste, touch,
and hearing



Physiological factors affecting food selection - ✔✔Hunger, appetite, satiety, nutritional requirements,
reactions to food

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