Eliminating hunger is a noble goal. Equal prices is a terrible goal and not a way to eliminate hunger.
You can't have equal prices everywhere. If you want to try to force prices to be equal, you would ruin the price system. Without a working price system you would end up with something like the USSR.
Why is equality the ideal? It's not people in the "first world" that are starving, so why not look at what works in the first world? The problem is that in the countries where people are starving, they don't have the economic freedom that enables the wealth that means you don't have to starve.
So I hope that there will be more economic freedom in poorer countries. Then they will be able to achieve a higher standard of living.
You can't have equal prices everywhere. If you want to try to force prices to be equal, you would ruin the price system. Without a working price system you would end up with something like the USSR.
Why is equality the ideal? It's not people in the "first world" that are starving, so why not look at what works in the first world? The problem is that in the countries where people are starving, they don't have the economic freedom that enables the wealth that means you don't have to starve.
So I hope that there will be more economic freedom in poorer countries. Then they will be able to achieve a higher standard of living.