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What can one conclude about the link between falling cacao crop prices and rising economic problems in Ghana?

People stopped buying cacao when the economy faltered.
Economic problems led Ghana’s farmers to cut their cacao prices.
The country was too dependent on exports of its cacao crop.
Ghana grew cacao more economically when the economy slowed.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
The country was too dependent on exports of its cacao crop.

Explanation: Falling cacao prices would reduce export earnings; if that causes broader economic problems, it shows Ghana relied heavily on cacao exports for its economy.