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The image presents a bar chart showcasing Finland's telephone call minutes in millions from 1995 to 2004, categorized into three groups: local-landline, national and international-landline, and mobiles. In 1995, local-landline: 12000, national and international-landline: 6000, mobiles: 3000. In 1996, local-landline: 12000, national and international-landline: 5500, mobiles: 3000. In 1997, local-landline: 13000, national and international-landline: 5500, mobiles: 4000. In 1998, local-landline: 14000, national and international-landline: 6000, mobiles: 5000. In 1999, local-landline: 15000, national and international-landline: 6000, mobiles: 6000. In 2000, local-landline: 16000, national and international-landline: 6500, mobiles: 8000. In 2001, local-landline: 17000, national and international-landline: 7000, mobiles: 9500. In 2002, local-landline: 17000, national and international-landline: 7500, mobiles: 10500. In 2003, local-landline: 16000, national and international-landline: 7500, mobiles: 12000. In 2004, local-landline: 14000, national and international-landline: 7500, mobiles: 12500.
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The bar chart provides information about the total of minutes that were spent on local landline, national and international landline and mobile calls during the period 1995 to 2004 in Finland.
In general, local landline calls were dominant in every category, they accounted for the highest number of minutes each year, while mobile calls accounted for fewest minutes among other categories.
First and foremost, local landline calls totalled 12000 million minutes in 1995 and increased over six years, but from 2001 to 2004 the calls decreased dramatically back to 1995.
Turning to national and international landline calls, the number of calls climbed sharply from year to year. Starting from 6000 million to around 10000 million by 2004, each year the number increased by about 500 million. mobile calls showed similar, but over a longer period. the number of calls started from zero in 1995 and reached under 10.000 million in 2004.
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