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Supply Shocks - Cartels Terrorise Mexican Farmers
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20th September 2022
Supply-side shocks come in various forms: droughts, freezes and floods are the sorts of things that you'd associated with agricultural produce. But cartels? Either way, a fall in supply has increased the price of limes.
There's also some fascinating insights into how Persian limes are originally grown from orange seeds.
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Your Full English Breakfast is Getting Cheaper!
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The power of drug cartels
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Causes of Price Volatility
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Why Vanilla Is So Expensive
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Macro policies to prevent an economic depression
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1.2.4 Supply (Edexcel)
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