The give line chart illustrates how many shops are opened and closed in a country between 2011 and 2018. Overall, it can be seen that, the highest fluctuation represent in the shop closures, while shops opening rate moderately waved through out the period.
Firstly, the amount of outlet opening rate began with 2011 in approximately 9000, and it oscillated to 4000 in 2012, before rise to 6000 in 2014. However, after one year the numbers gradually declined to 4000. It hovered at this level for around three years with a slight rise and fallen to 3000 in 2018.
On the other hand, closures of stores in 2011 indicated more than 6000 before dramatically dropping to 6000 in 2012. Then it significantly rose up to 7000 in 2013. Subsequently, it collapsed again where around to 6000. However, the rate of closures of shops overwhelmingly plummeted to less than 1000 in 2005, before enormously increased in to roughly more than 5000. Then it moderately levelled off at this number until 2017, which is more than 4000. Unfortunately, it dramatically dropped after one year to 3000.