The chart illustrates a comparison of the expenditure on investment by four different museums in London from June to October.
It is clear that, there was a period of stability in the first two months. The amount of money that was invested surged significantly, reached a peak in August, before declining in the following month.
According to the chart, the History Museum starting at nearly £400,000 for investment in June and remained stable in the following month. However, this figure increased dramatically to almost £600,000 in August and then had a downward trend, finishing at approximately £250,000 in October. Likewise, the British Museum witnessed a remain unchange at around £400,000 in the first two month. However, the expense reached a high of over £700,000 in August, surpassing the other month. From September onward, this figure plummeted to just about £430,000.
The amount of money on investment in the National Museum in July was nearly £170,000, £40,000 lower than that of June. However, it recovered rapidly at over £300,000 in August and September and then decline substantially to the same figure as in July. In term of Science Museum, the amount of money stared at about £450,000 and slightly decreased to over £400,000 in both July and August. The expense on investment in that museum peaked just below £500,000 in September before dropped sharply to £300,000 in October