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8. AppendicesAppendix 1: Declining Coffee Prices on the World MarketFigures 5 and 6: Table and corresponding graph showing declining coffee prices on the world market between1994-2000.World Market Prices (Monthly Averages)Year 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 Total Avg.January 98.59 100.97 179.80 127.30 127.50 162.80 71.40 124.05February 93.75 91.88 177.80 160.20 144.10 161.10 80.10 129.85March 89.88 88.38 154.80 179.80 141.00 171.90 84.70 130.07April 86.46 86.52 140.90 182.90 132.90 166.50 87.10 126.18May 86.82 90.19 124.90 209.60 134.80 161.70 118.40 132.34June 80.63 91.69 104.20 184.20 125.40 145.20 136.40 123.96July 79.38 78.13 96.20 158.50 106.90 139.70 211.80 124.37August 71.57 77.22 101.90 158.30 108.30 149.50 192.40 122.74September 71.14 70.57 92.80 167.80 103.10 130.30 212.70 121.20October 74.10 77.92 91.45 152.20 105.80 127.20 191.20 117.12November 69.46 97.78 96.39 149.10 103.80 125.30 172.80 116.38December 64.98 111.86 99.10 171.10 103.40 110.50 159.40 117.19Total Avg. 80.56 88.59 121.69 166.75 119.75 145.98 143.20 123.79World Coffe PricesPr ice US Cents/ lb250.00200.00150.00100.0050.000.00Januar y Febr uar y Mar ch Apr i l M ay June Jul y August September October November December T otal Avg.M onthl y Avg.2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994Data taken from ICO statistics as found in Ahlfeld 2001.36
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