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Band 4+: The bar graph below shows the percentage growth in average property prices in three different countries between 2007 and 2010.

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The image is a bar graph showing data for 3 countries over 4 years; appears to represent percentages. Algeria: 2007 - approx 5.8%, 2008 - approx 3.8%, 2009 - approx 2.3%, 2010 - approx 1.3%. China: 2007 - approx 3.0%, 2008 - approx 2.4%, 2009 - approx 2.0%, 2010 - approx 1.6%. Argentina: 2007 - approx 1.8%, 2008 - approx 2.7%, 2009 - approx 4.4%, 2010 - approx 5.8%. Sections of data for each country appear in same order on all bars (Algeria top, China middle, Argentina bottom) for all years. Y-axis labeled '%', X-axis labeled 'Year' with 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 marked.
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The bar diagram illustrates the proportion of valuables cost in Algeria, china and Argentina from 2007 to 2010

Overall it is clearly evident from the bar chart that Algeria land values showed and increased trend while china depicts a decreased trend Interestingly property cost of Algeria in the beginning year and china in final year was almost same.

Looking into the more details of bar diagram In 2007 Algeria property value was 6%. while it showed a downward trend in the following years and reached 45 percentage in 2007. Following which in 2009 and 2010 it remain static at 3 percentage.Taking Algeria land cost from 3% in 2007 climbed about 5% in 2008 With regards to 2009 the properly value plummeted to just above 1 percentage and then hen showed an upward trend and reached almost 2.5%

As per the bar chart China showed Upward trend in property price from 2% in 2007 then showed a rose to double the price of previous year almost 4% the increased by 1.5%, and reached just over 5 percent followed by 2010 Surged to 6 percent

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