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The image is a line graph illustrating the World Bank (WB) Forecast for Real GDP (at 2005 prices) growth (% change). The graph includes data points from 2008 to 2015, with both negative and positive growth percentages. The growth percentages for each year are as follows: 2008: -0.34%, 2009: -3.07%, 2010: 3.99%, 2011: 1.81%, 2012: 2.20%, 2013: 2.20%, 2014: 2.75%, 2015: 3.00%. The graph shows a sharp decline in growth from 2008 to 2009, a strong recovery in 2010, followed by a steadier increase from 2011 to 2015. The years 2010 to 2015 have a shaded background, indicating forecasted data.
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This graph demonstrates World Bank Forecast about GDP changes compared to 2005.
It is undeniable that in the beginning of figure line of GDP decreased rapidly from -0.3% to -3% in 2008-2009. This may be caused by war or some economic issue, and might affect on life quality. After this in 2009, fortunately it’s percentage dramatically gained to about 2.4, which is twice as much as it felt the year before.
However, it was probably stable during 2010-2013. The graph line has waved shape, what is caused by small changes of GDP. During this period of time, it was in interval from 1.8% (in 2011) to 2.4% (in 2010).
Looking through the previous data, analytics are making forecast for next two years, which is also displayed on diagram. They are expecting that it will continue increasing, and it might become the highest percentage in both of them. It is expecting that it will be 2.8% in 2014 and 3% year later.
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