Beyond calories: rainfall shocks, dietary composition, and the limits of standard food security indicators in Malawi

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Analysis code reproducing all results, tables and figures in [titre]. Based on the Malawi IHPS 2010–2019 (LSMS-ISA, World Bank Microdata Library catalogue 3819), which is not redistributed here.

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