The chart provides a breakdown of the number of magazines purchased per person in Countries A, B, C, D and E in 2003 and 2005, with predicted sales for 2007.
Overall, Country B has the most sales of magazines among the countries, followed by Country A and Country C. Meanwhile, the number of magazines sold per person in Country B has the lowest figure.
The sales of magazines in Countries A, B and C reveal similar decreasing trends over the period. Country B had the highest sales in 2003, comprising approximately 50 magazines sold per person. This figure then fell slightly to 47 magazines in the following years and was predicted to have sales of 45 magazines in 2007. Furthermore, magazine sales in Country A also decreased over the period, from 49 magazines to a total of 39 magazines per person, indicating a more significant drop compared to Country B and C.
In contrast, the number of magazines sold in Country D exhibited a distinct trend. The amount of magazines sold increased marginally over the years, from 19 magazines to 20 magazines, and was forecasted to reach its highest sales of 23 magazines in 2007. Additionally, magazine sales in Country E rose from 5 to 8 magazines, then estimated to fall again in the upcoming year.
In general, Country B still has the highest sales among all the countries, despite having some slight drop over the years.