In recent years, there has been a rapid increase in consumption of sushi in Canada and yet, the price of sushi has remained relatively stable.

An explanation for this phenomenon could be:

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while the demand for sushi has gone up$,$ the supply of sushi has increase by about the same magnitude and therefore, the price has stayed relatively stable.

although the demand for sushi has gone up$,$ the supply of fish $($ an input in the production of sushi$)$ has declined as well.

while the demand for sushi has gone up$,$ the supply of sushi has decreased by about the same magnitude and therefore, the price

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while the demand for sushi has gone up$,$ the supply of sushi has not changed and therefore, the price has stayed relatively stable.