Consider Uganda, a landlocked country in Eastern Africa with a population of 39M, with 35% of the population living below the international poverty line. Northern Uganda is host to about one million refugees who have fled conflict in South Sudan. These refugees mostly live in refugee camps, where they subsist on rations provided by the World Food Programme. Suppose that, instead of procuring maize in the US and shipping it to Uganda, the WFP has decided to explore a regional procurement program, through which they would purchase maize in Uganda. C) The graph below depicts the maize market in Uganda. The total maize production in Uganda is 3 million metric tonnes per year. Suppose WFP provides rations that average 0.8 kg per person per day, in which case the total demand for refugee rations would be 300,000 tons per year. F) Which policy option would you expect farmers in the US to prefer and why? Explain very briefly (2 pts)