Replication Code for Nutrient adequacy for poorer households in Africa would improve with higher income but not necessarily with lower food prices

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This file contains replication code for the study titled "Nutrient adequacy for poorer households in Africa would improve with higher income but not necessarily with lower food prices", which published in Nature Food.

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