High prices of wheat due to war Russia-Ukraine and the impact of economy and society

Abstract

The aim of this study was to study the increase in grain prices after the war of this study is to investigate the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia and its significant impact on both the hinterland and the global grain market, leading to high grain prices. The conflict has disrupted agricultural production in Ukraine, which is a major producer and exporter of cereals, and has created uncertainty in the market. This has led to a reduction in global grain supplies and an increase in demand, pushing up prices. The situation underlines the interconnectedness of global markets and the potential for political conflicts to have far-reaching economic consequences. In addition, a survey will be carried out in which other factors that led to the war will be analysed and a questionnaire will be created to see people's beliefs and knowledge on this issue. A series of questions will be given. This will be achieved through social media, emails. In conclusion, a survey will be done with the help of quantitative methods such as frequency tables, pie charts, cross tabulation, stacked bar charts on data collected from a questionnaire constructed for this survey and distributed through the means.