The table provides information regarding coffee prices in six different cities in Australia during a four-year period.
overall, the most changes were reported for Sydney and Melbourne, while the lowest figures of changes were reported for Sydney, Canberra, Adelite, and Perth respectively.
in 2010, Sydney citizens paid $2.9 for a cup of coffee as the highest reported number in 2010, while in this year Canberras” individuals paid just around $1.5 for a cup of coffee. In the following year, both cities experienced an upward trend in coffee prices, the former at %3.17 and the latter at %1.7 and 13.2%, and 6.25 % respectively.
in addition, Melbourne and Brisbane and Perth citizens paid just around $2 for each cup of coffee in 2010 and Melborn stood at the second stage in 2010 by 2.4. To shed light on this trend, all of the items followed of an upward mechanism in 2014, where Melbourne occupied the second stage by %2.9 and the highest percentage of changes at .8 for a cup of coffee and Brisporn and Perth stood at third place shared by 2.25. changes were presented for Briborne. Moreover, Adelite citizens like other mentioned cities follow an upward trend, in 2010 a cup of coffee was sold at $1.87, and in 2014 by just around $2 with around a 7% increase