The graph shows the amount of money spent on books in Germany, France, Italy and Austria between 1995 and 2005.
The line graph below illustrates how much money was spent on
books
in four countries over ten years.
Overall
, expenditure on books
increased in four countries during the ten years. Germany hit a peak from the beginning to the end, whereas
Austria initially
bottomed and then
rocketed. As for Italy, it showed the slightest change, and France increased steadily over the given period.
Germany had the highest spending within a range of around $80 million
and above $90 million
from 1995 to 2005. Italy was the second country that spent less money of $50 million
on books
in 1995 and bottomed out at just over $60 million
in 2005.
Austria hit a low of $30 million
in 1995 and took the place of Italy with approximately $70 million
in 2005. France was the second country which had the most amount of money spent on books
between the years over $50 million
and $70 million
respectively.Submitted by michiadore on
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