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The image shows a bar graph of world production of bicycles and cars from 1950 to 2000 in intervals of 10 years; 1950 bicycles at approximately 20 million, cars less than 5 million; 1960 bicycles almost 35 million, cars 10 million; 1970 bicycles just under 60 million, cars approaching 20 million; 1980 bicycles over 60 million, cars at 30 million; 1990 bicycles around 90 million, cars reaching 50 million; 2000 bicycles at 100 million, cars at 42 million; overall bicycles show an upward trend, cars also increase but less sharply and decline at 2000.
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The chart shows the difference of manufacturing the bicycles and cars all over the world between 1950 and 2000.
Overall, the statistics depictures that bicycles are more being produced than cars all over the period. The amount of production of cars is gradually going up, whilst a bicycles are dramatically goes up. The number of bicycle is reaching the peak just above 200 millions. The most lowest quantity of cars constructions occurred in 1950.
The number of management bicycles 1970 is slightly more than cars. In 1990 the amount of production is roughly higher for three times than cars. The amount of cars production is almost equals to the quantity of production 1990. In 1950, there were slightly more bicycles than cars. There were about three times as many cars produced in 1980 as in 1960
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