I mentioned carbonated drinks because they're one of the drinks that have caffeine in them and are often consumed alongside coffee and other caffeinated beverages. I can see now that your question was focused on caffeine intake and how it affects Western economies. To answer that, you could look at studies that have looked into how caffeine affects people's productivity at work and the economy as a whole. These studies might have used surveys or economic models to figure this out.
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