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How did cottonseed and oleomargarine change the demand for cotton? short response pls
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The introduction of cottonseed and the development of oleomargarine greatly increased the demand for cotton. Cottonseed, once considered a waste product, was discovered to contain valuable oil extraction potential. As a result, cotton farmers were able to generate additional revenue by selling cottonseed oil. The increased profitability encouraged farmers to expand cotton production, leading to higher demand for cotton as a cash crop. Similarly, oleomargarine, a cheaper alternative to butter made from cottonseed oil, boosted cotton demand as more people began using oleomargarine as a substitute for butter. Consequently, the combined impact of cottonseed utilization and the popularity of oleomargarine significantly changed the demand dynamics for cotton.
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Cottonseed and oleomargarine revolutionized the demand for cotton.