The table provides information regarding changes of coffee prices during 10 year period from 2010 to 2014.
overall, Adelaide and Melbourne Perth citizens experienced more changes during 4 years in the price of coffee while other cities do not show changes as much as the mentioned cities.
At first, in 2010 Brisborn citizens paid 2.25$ for a cup of coffee which was recorded as the most expensive figure in 2010. while Canberra people spend just around 1.5$ for a cup of coffee as the cheapest city in the price of coffee in Australia in 2010. To shed more light on this trend, in the following year, although formerr experienced changes just around 7, latter shows stagnated trend and not changes reported during 4 years period.
In addition, every cup of coffee in Sydney and Melbourne sold for nearly 3$. However, these two cities do not follow an equal mechanism for changes in prices, and it showed that Sydney experienced subdued changes in comparison to Melbourn(13.2% as opposed to 20.8).
Furthermore, Adelaide and Perth experienced the highest level of change in the price of coffee (6.95 and 7.1 respectively). where Adelaide citizens consumed a cup of coffee by just 1.87 but this figure in the following years accounted for 2$ and this price and around 7.1 in Perth.