The chart gives information about how much money is used for the investment in four different types of museums in London.
Overall, it can be seen that, over time, while science museum, national museum, and history museum witness a downward trend in the amount of money spent, the opposite is true for British one. Notably, the National museum receives the lowest-chosen investment. By contrast, that of money invested in the British one takes up the most predominant share.
Starting at nearly £420,000 in June, that of money invested in the British museum remains stable in the next month. Having surged to £700,000, taking over the highest position among the others, it then experiences a gradual decrease, declining to nearly £430,000 in October. Following at a distance, the History museum begins with the investment of £410,000. It subsequently reaches a peak of precisely £600,000 in August, despite having a slight decrease in July. Similar to the British museum’s figure, there is a remarkable downward trend in its investment, finishing at approximately £250,000 at the end of the period.
The figure for financial resources used in the Science museum in June is nearly £450,000. Subsequently, a slight reduction is seen in its data, with just £400,000 being used in both July and August. However, it reaches at £500,000 in the September before exhibiting a decrease of £200,000 in the following month. Higher than that, just £200,000 are put to use for the investment in the National museum, followed by a marginal decline to nearly £180,000 in July. However, it rapidly covers, peaking at £300,000 in August and September and then ends at nearly £180,000 in October.