The bar chart illustratesthe amount of minutes in the UK telephone cells of three different kinds (local – fixed line, national and international – fixed line and mobilies (all calls)) between 1995 and 2002. Units are measured in billions.
Overall, it can be seen that local was the highest categories over the given period, whereas the national and international was the second largeries and mobiles was the lowest total number of telehone calls in the UK throughout the period.
In 1995, the local telephone calls started about 72B and it peaked up at approximately 90B in 1999. In addition, it expwerienced a downward trend around 70B at the end of the period. Moreover, in 1995 to 2000, the national and international showed a significant increase from 37B to 60B respectively.
The most noticable trend is that the mobiles were the less popular telephone calls in the UK to just below 5B in 1995. However, it increased dramatically to 40B at the end of the period.
