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 country was too dependent on exports of its cacao crop

Explanation:

It is common for third-world countries to have economies based on single-crop farming, this because it is usually to satisfy the demand for richer countries, for example, cacao in Ghana, coffee in Colombia, pineapple in Costa Rica, banana in several countries, etc. Monoculture (single-crop farming) has devastating effects in nature and when an economy is based in it becomes really vulnerable, if the product stops being as consumed, because usually there's no plan b, mainly because this is the easiest way for poor countries to make some profit, sometimes even because of external pressures from richer countries, That's exactly what happened in Ghana, the crop fell, and therefore, the economy.

The country was too dependent on exports of its cacao crop.

Explanation:

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