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Mining towns were in remote areas so the need for food meant that they could be charged any prices the seller wanted.
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What were food prices in 1929?
What was food prices in 1929
How prices of food they have?
Good prices.
What was one result of the boom on farm production in the 1870?
Crop prices went down because of the boom in farm production in the 1870s.
Why do high oil prices affect food prices?
transportation of food takes oil to get it around to your local grocery store therefore driving up food prices.
What were the food prices in 1969?
potato prices in 1968
Why is it when Petrol prices go up food prices go up but when petrol prices go down food prices remain as they are when petrol prices start to go up again food prices go up so the consumer cant win?
you got it all in one!
What are the menu prices?
Menu prices are the advertised on the menus in restaurants and fast food places. The prices are the food are listed on the menus along with other information.
What effect did food surpluses have on living in towns?
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What did the bad crops have to do with the French Revolution?
Weather conditions had produced poor growing conditions for two years in a row and the cost of cereal grains and flour had risen sharply due to the shortage. Unavailability of bread and the high prices and high taxes created unrest and even food riots.
How did farming contribute to growth of towns?
They supplied the towns with a surplus of food, witch meant that the towns were able to feed more people, or sustain a larger population.
What has the author A J Reed written?
A. J Reed has written: 'Nonfarm input prices, price margins, and consumer food prices' -- subject(s): Agricultural prices, Mathematical models, Food prices
Where do you have to take food in Chris sawyers locomotion?
Towns that accept it.
