| Lee, H. L | NR | NR | NR | 4.9% world | world | 8 |
| Sassi, M. | NR | NR | NR | Model 2 wet scenario = 12.35% increase | low income | 7 |
| Skjeflo, S. | NR | Low productivity scenario = −2.8% | −1% | 54% increase | low income | 5 |
| Sulser, T. B. | NR | Max = 18%, Min = 3%, Average = 10.5% | 2000 baseline Import cereal 2025 = 16.3%, 2050 = 49% | 2025 = Maize = 40%, wheat = 45%, Rice = 33% 2050 = maize = 59%, wheat = 63%, Rice = 48% | high income | 9 |
| Tigchelaar, M. | NR | NR | virtually zero today but jumps to 69% under 4˚C warming | increase | high income | 8 |
| Wiebelt, M. | increase | Agriculture 10% GDP. MIROC scenario (Scenario 1a), GDP growth 0.3%/year, CSIRO scenario higher 0.2%/year | increase | From IFPRI report of this research 2000-2050 = price increase 63% for maize & 39% for wheat = average = 51% | low income | 8 |
| Wong, K. K.S. | increase | 1% increase in real GDP = 0.78 increase food price | NR | 28.6% increase compare to 2010 | upper-middle income | 5 |
| Wossen, T. | NR/25% fertilizer subsidy (only in Ethiopia) | NR | NR | Household food expenditure = Ethiopia = 35%, Ghana = 70%. household income decreases about 5% in Ethiopia and 20% in Ghana | low income | 6 |
| Yaffa, S. | Increased in 48% of households | NR | NR | increase | low income | 5 |
| Zidouemba, P. R. | NR | share of agriculture in the total GDP decreases from 35.8% in 2013 to 31.1% in 2050., decrease = −12.3% Rainfed corn = −12.2, Rainfed rice = −13.8 | NR | NR | low income | 4 |
| Author | Food Inflation/ Subsidies | GDP | Food Import | Food Price% | Country Income Classification | Study Quality Score (max: 9 points) |
| Alvi Sh. | NR | loss GDP is 6.4, 24.19, 31.49, and 25.74 percent in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri-Lanka respectively. | increase = India = 49%, Pakistan = 151%, Bangladesh = 230%, Sri Lanka = 90% | prices will increase due to climate change and the highest increase is in Bangladesh and Pakistan which are 97.19, and 60.25 percent, respectively. While this increase in India is 21.64, and 47.33 in Sri-Lanka. MEAN = 57% | Lower middle income | 9 |
| Sam A.G. | NR | NR | NR | cereal prices (wheat-maize-rice) are expected to rise by 70.14%, 53.85%, and 82.1%, respectively in the baseline (most likely), optimistic and pessimistic cases by 2050, relative to 2010 baseline prices = 68% mean of optimist-pessimist | low income | 8 |
| Putra, A.W. | 8 provinces affected by inflation, /energy subsidies | NR | don not have considerable effect in price during this period | increase from 5800 rupiah per kg in 2009 to 11,800 rupiah in 2018 averagely = 100% | Lower middle income | 6 |