The use of alcohol extracted from distilled malt residue as a substitute for gasoline entered the market, making the food market and the energy market an unprecedented direct connection. By 1995, the value of cereals as alcohol had exceeded the value of food. Western countries have or Alcohol extracted from cereals is being considered as a substitute for some imported oil. If the above conclusion is true, for those western countries that have replaced some imported oil with alcohol extracted from grains, which of the following is most likely the consequence of the decline in the price of imported oil after 1995? ['Some grains move from energy markets to food markets.', 'Some grains move from food markets to energy markets.', 'Cereal prices are under downward pressure.', 'Cereal prices rise.']