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.

The correct answer is - The country was too dependent on exports of its cacao crop.

Even though the cacao is native to Central America, one of the biggest producers of it in the world is actually the West African country of Ghana, where it has been introduced. Ghana has excellent conditions for the cacao to grow and have high productivity, sot he people focused on the production of this cash crop.

But apart from all the positives, Ghana's economy became way to dependent on a single product, and that is never good, as every fluctuation in the market and the price means that the economy will suffer. Once the cacao crop prices started to drop, exactly that happened, Ghana's economy started to go down and to become worse and worse, because it was too dependent on the profit from a single crop.

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