U.S. President Joe Biden's departing economic adviser, Brian Deese, said this morning that food prices are still too high and that it remains an area where more “progress” is needed. That of course opens the question of what this White House perceives as the cause for high food prices, and its preferred source of progress? If it involves more of its earlier attacks on agribusiness, it will merely be a feint to imply a business failure and consequently a government solution. For example, adding a few government subsidized artisanal meat packers with inherently higher resulting prices is not an answer. In fact, processor costs are rising due to factors that policymakers caused, such as inflated energy and labor costs. Add to that...