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    The world wholesale coffee prices dropped by half between 1998 and 2004 because the supply of coffee increased faster than the demand, with Vietnam, Indonesia, and Brazil contributing to the sharp increase in supply. Demand eventually caught up and increased the price.

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    The world wholesale coffee prices dropped by half between 1998 and 2004 because the supply of coffee increased faster than the demand, with Vietnam, Indonesia, and Brazil contributing to the sharp increase in supply. Demand eventually caught up and increased the price.

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    Case Study On Demand and Supply of Coffee

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    Rajan kumar singh
    The world wholesale coffee prices dropped by half between 1998 and 2004 because the supply of coffee increased faster than the demand, with Vietnam, Indonesia, and Brazil contributing to the sharp increase in supply. Demand eventually caught up and increased the price.

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    Case Study on Demand and Supply of Coffee

    The world wholesale coffee prices dropped by half between 1998 and 2004. This occurred
    because the supply of coffee increased faster than the demand. Vietnam, Indonesia, and
    Brazil contributed to the sharp increase in supply. Demand eventually caught up, increasing
    the price.

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