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Argument I: Several states in country X have reported a bumper crop of wheat this year causing a glut in the market. A glut (excess supply) generally supports exports rather than banning them — exporting would reduce the surplus. Therefore, this argument weakens the decision to ban exports. Argument II: Many wholesalers have complained to the government regarding fears of excess stock of wheat that may start rotting if not used. If the wheat is at risk of rotting due to oversupply, then allowing export could be a way to prevent waste. So, this argument also weakens the decision to ban exports.
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