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The image displays UK telephone calls (billions of minutes) in three categories from 1995-2002: local-fixed line, national and international-fixed line, mobile. 1995-2002 values: Local-fixed line: 1995-approximately 72, 1996-approximately 78, 1997-approximately 84, 1998-90, 1999-approximately 91, 2000-approximately 88, 2001-approximately 84, 2002-approximately 72. National and international-fixed line: 1995-approximately 38, 1996-approximately 42, 1997-approximately 44, 1998-approximately 46, 1999-approximately 48, 2000-approximately 50, 2001-approximately 51, 2002-approximately 61. Mobile: 1995-approximately 4, 1996-approximately 5, 1997-approximately 7, 1998-approximately 12, 1999-approximately 15, 2000-approximately 25, 2001-approximately 45, 2002-approximately 45.
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The given illustration presents the total minutes of telephone calls in UK, by category, expressed in billions, in 8 years, from 1995-2002.
Overall, local fixed line calls accounted for majority of minutes, whereas mobile phone calls were made for the lowest period of time. Although. there was a drastic gap in between the local calls and mobile calls in the beginning of the period, this gap became minor at the end of the given years.
Local fixed line calls were the highest in 1999, at about 90 billion minutes, before falling to it’s lowest point, in 2002, at about 65 billion minutes. On the other hand, national and international fixed line calls showed upward fluctuations throughout the year and reached it’s peak in the end of the period, at approximately 62 billion.
Mobile calls were the shortest calls made throughout the given years. Under 20 billion minutes were spent on mobile phones within 1995-1998. It then showed dramatic surge of about 9 time in 2002 compared to 1995, reaching it’s peak, at about 45 billion minutes.
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