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SBS On the Money: Would you pay $7 for a cup of coffee?

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We're being warned that higher input costs could mean consumers may need to pay $7 for a regular cup of coffee, so we speak with Gabriel Coffee CEO Sam Gabrielian to see what he thinks, plus Stuart Roberts from Stocks Down Under explains why he thinks recent macro economic events are similar to what triggered the global bear market of the early 1970s.

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