Post 5: The line graph "Money spent on Books"

The line chart shows the money spent on books in the countries of Germany, France, Italy and Austria, which are divided into two parts, on the one hand, in US dollars ranging from 0 to 100 dollars, but the line graph alone starts from $ 30 and up, and, on the other hand, in years that come from 1995 to 2005, which means that 10 years are compared.

Germany has the highest expenditure in 1995 with 80, than in 1999, spending 90 in books, but from 1999 to 2003 it was reduced by a little less than 85, from 2003 to 2005. At this time, France starts in 1995 with an expense of $ 55 below Germany, France until 2001. The other part begins with a bit of reaching 70 until 2005. It went up a bit until 1997 with 55 and this year it went down slightly until 1999, spending only 50 as in the beginning of the year 1995, and in 1999 to 2005. Finally, we have Austria, which in 1995 began to spend only 30 increments until 1999, reaching the 40 that remained stable until 2001, since that year dramatically until the 60 in 2003 and the 70 in the year 2005.

In conclusion, it can be seen at a glance that Germany is by more than the other countries and has spent more than Italy, which is the country that finally ends. As in the coming years, 2005.