The table illustrates changes in the price of coffee per cup in regions of Australia in the years of 2010 and 2014. Overall, all six cities adhered to a risig trend, albeit to a varying degrees and except for Brisbane, whose figure remained unchanged. It is also clear that the highest price was in Sydney, while the reverse was true for Canberra.
Focusing on the areas with most substantial rises-Sydney, Melbourne and Perth-in 2010, Sydney boasted the highest price of a cup of coffee in both 2010 and 2014, $2.9 and $3.17, respectively, a 13,2% growth. Starting at 2.4 dollars in 2010, the price in Melbourne grew to $2.9 in 2014. Although the number witnessed the most significant increase at 20.8%, it still accounted for the second-largest figure. Similarly, Perth showed a $0.15 increase (from $2.1 in 2010 to $2.25 in 2014), increasing by 7.1%
The remaining cities-Adelaide and Canberra-exhibited much smaller rises, with their respective figures starting at $1.87 and $1.5 . Over the ensuing years, both regions experinced an upward trend over the period. The price of coffee in Adelaide rose by a 6.95%, reaching $2, while Canberra saw a more moderate growth of 6.25%, rising to $1.7 by 2014 (the lowest price in terms of a cup of tea). However, Brisbane remained stable a mere $2.25 from 2010 to 2014.