The table highlights data on the expenses of a cup of coffee in six cities in Australia from 2010 to 2014.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the fee for a coffee beverage in Canberra was the lowest between 2010 and 2014. In addition, the figure for the costs of a coffee in Brisbane showed no change whereas in the remaining cities increased dủring four years since 2010.
In terms of Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney, the charge for a coffee serving in Sydney stood at 2.8$ in 2010 – ahead of 2.4$ of Melbourne and 2.25$ of Brisbane. The fee for a coffee in Sydney grew moderately from 2.4 dollars to 3.17$, saw the largest proportion of coffee rose by 20,8% .In 2014 witnessed a mild increase of 2.4$ to 2.9$ in the prices of a cup of coffee in Melbourne, the fee went up 20.8%. Besides, the cost of a coffee drink in Brisbane from 2010 to 2014 was 2.25$.
Next comes Canberra, Adelaide, and Perth, although underwent a minimal change in the expense of a cup of coffee at 6,25%, the costs of a coffee beverage in Canberra still was the lowest, at 1,6$ and 1.7$ respectively. The charge for a coffee in Adelaide was 1.87$ in 2010, after that, in 2014, the price rose to 2$, occupying a 6,95% change in the proportion of coffee costs. As far as Perth were concerned, the price of a coffee in 2010 was 2.1$, four years later, the rate for a coffee drink in Perth experienced a slight increase of 2.25$, the same as the price in Brisbane.