The given line graph describes the yearly income of three different bakeshops in London during the decade from 2000 to 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that there were moderate upward trends in the income of both Bernie’s Buns and Robbie’s Bakery, while Lovely Loaves bakery experienced a considerable decrease in annual earnings. Another remarkable point is that Robbie’s became the most profitable bakery after surpassing Lovely Loaves.
Looking at the details, as regards Bernie’s Buns, income started at income started at £20,000 in 2000, then fluctuated over the next three years, at which point it leveled off at just under £40,000 until 2006. Following this, the figure experienced a gradual rise, finishing at around £65,000 in 2010. If we look at Robbie’s Bakery, the trend was similar. Having stayed constant at approximately £55,000 from 2000 to 2005, income then increased sharply, reaching nearly £100,000 in 2008. After 2 years, in 2010, the earning of Robbie’s Bakery hit the highest point at around £105,000.
In contrast, there was a downward trend in the income of Lovely Loaves. Fluctuating around £90,000 from 2000 to 2004, it then plummeted more than half to nearly £40,000 in 2008. After that, the earnings of Lovely Loaves leveled off in the next 2 years.