The rendered line graph depicts the information regarding the count of closures of shops and the number of openings of shops in a particular nation from 2011 to 2018.
Overall, it can be clearly observed that the number of closed and opened shops declined throughout the whole given time period.
By looking at details, in 2011, 85,000 shops were newly constructed. This figure followed a dramatic decrease in 2012, accounting for 35,000. Then, the number of openings declined over two years and reached 6,000. In 2015, the count of newly built shops fell down and was recorded at 4,000; however, the figure of opened shops remained constant for the next two years, then it declined slowly to 3,000.
Moving further, the count of closures of shops was 65,000 in 2011. It decreased moderately to 6,000 in 2012, while in the next year the number of closed shops increased gradually and accounted for 7,000. After following minor decline this figure followed dramatic decrease and recorded at 500 in 2015, the count of closures shops increased significantly and accounted for 5,000 and in following two years the figure stayed at 5,000.