The chart provides information about the amount of money spent on two electronic items in country X from 2011 to 2015.
Overall, the amount of money spent on computers experienced an upward trend during the period, whereas smartphone spending stayed consistent until 2013. thereafter, the expenditure experienced a noticeable rise.
In 2011, the amount of money spent on computers was about 30 million dollars, which was 20 million higher than smartphone spending. In the following year, computer spending saw a slight increase to around 35 million dollars, while smartphone expenditure stayed unchanged at about 10 million. In 2013, computer spending rose again to roughly 40 million, while smartphone spending still remained at the same level. In 2014, computer outlay increased to nearly 45 million dollars, whereas smartphone spending experienced a sharp rise to around 30 million. By 2015, computers peaked at about 50 million dollars, and smartphones spending climbed significantly to approximately 45 million.
