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Natali5045456 [20]
3 years ago
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Type a paragraph of what you see has happened to the price of milk over the last year. Why was it so low in April?

English
1 answer:
zubka84 [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

One area that has been filled with uncertainty over the past few months is the milk markets. On March 4, just before the pandemic hit, the 12-month average for Class III milk futures on the cme averaged $16.65 per hundredweight. By April 30, that 12-month average Class III milk futures price had fallen to $14.73 per hundredweight. Today, on June 30, the 12-month average Class III milk futures price has more than rebounded to $17.14 per hundredweight, with the Class III price for June and July forecasted to be above $20.

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One message fits all. If all humans had identical needs, experiences, and aspirations, perhaps one type of communication would be feasible. Since we have unique needs or at least groups of people have unique needs, then we have to tailor communications to match our various audiences.

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