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Cotton cycles are based on supply and demand. When demand is high, the industry booms, but when it is low, the industry busts.
Cotton cycles are based on supply and demand. When demand is high, the industry booms, but when it is low, the industry busts.
Cotton cycles are based on production. When production is low, the industry booms, but when it is high, the industry busts.
Cotton cycles are based on production. When production is low, the industry booms, but when it is high, the industry busts.
Cotton cycles are based on the fashion industry. When more cotton clothes are produced, the industry booms, but when less are produced, it busts.
Cotton cycles are based on the fashion industry. When more cotton clothes are produced, the industry booms, but when less are produced, it busts.
Cotton cycles are based on supply and demand. When demand is high, the industry busts, but when it is low, the industry booms.
Cotton cycles are based on supply and demand. When demand is high, the industry busts, but when it is low, the industry booms.
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The option that best identifies why the sequential development of the boom-and-bust cycle in the Texas cotton industry occurs is:
Cotton cycles are based on supply and demand. When demand is high, the industry booms, but when it is low, the industry busts.
This option accurately reflects the relationship between demand for cotton and the resulting economic conditions in the industry.
