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Food Economist Discusses Halloween Candy Costs with The Star 

Dr. José Nuño-Ledesma, professor in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics, speaks to the Toronto Star about surge pricing for Halloween candy. 

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Posted Oct 17, 2024
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