In the face of such an shortage, where private sector buyers and suppliers could not do anything more, which economic actor should come to intervene properly?  Discuss what should that intervener do amidst such economic problem faced by the microeconomic actor – NOTABLY THE PRODUCER OR SELLER.  As an Economist (or beyond the limits of Economic studies),  what would you recommend  to the VEGETABLE PRODUCERS  and  to the GOVERNMENT as  well?

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