Speculators believing cocoa prices are going to be higher next year will

A) buy cocoa futures, cause the expected future price of cocoa to fall, and induce some additional cocoa to be stored for future consumption.
B) buy cocoa futures, cause the expected future price of cocoa to rise, and induce some additional cocoa to be stored for future consumption.
C) sell cocoa futures, cause the expected future price of cocoa to fall, and induce some additional cocoa to be stored for future consumption.
D) sell cocoa futures, cause the expected future price of cocoa to rise, and induce some additional cocoa to be stored for future consumption.
E) sell cocoa futures, cause the expected future price of cocoa to fall, and induce greater current consumption of cocoa.


B

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