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Band 5+: Line graph : The shops closures and openings in 2011-2018

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The image displays a line graph titled "Number of shop closures and openings 2011-2018," tracking annual shop closures and openings. Data points for each year are as follows: 2011: closures approximately 5,800, openings around 2,900; 2012: closures around 6,600, openings about 3,100; 2013: closures approximately 7,200, openings around 3,400; 2014: closures roughly 6,800, openings about 3,900; 2015: closures around 8,200, openings approximately 4,200; 2016: closures near 7,000, openings about 3,500; 2017: closures roughly 7,600, openings around 2,500; 2018: closures approximately 5,600, openings about 2,300. The graph uses a continuous line for closures and a dashed line for openings, both plotted against a vertical axis ranging from 0 to 9,000 and a horizontal axis timestamped from 2011 to 2018.
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The line graph shows the quantity of shops that closed and the quantity of new shops that opened in particular country from 2011 to 2018.

Overall, in the beginning of the certain period number of openings was higher than the number of closures, but by the end it experienced a significant drop. The quantity of closures, also decreased significantly during particular term but by the end of the given term, it surpassed the shop openings.

In 1 year, number of shop closures experienced sufficiently strong fall from around 8500 to 4000. Then, starting with 2012 it rose steadily to approximately 6000 up to 2014. From 2014 and up to the end of the given period it experienced the downward trend.

On the contrary, the quantity of shops that closed hovered from around 6000 to 7000 for over 4 years. In 2015 the number decreased sharply to almost 500. Starting with 2015, the number increased sharply, and from 2016 it almost stayed on the same level for the remainder of the term.

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