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The image is a bar chart depicting telephone calls in Finland from 1995 to 2004, categorized by local-landline (light blue), national and international-landline (orange), and mobiles (purple). In 1995, local-landline calls were approximately 12,000 million minutes, national and international-landline calls were about 4,000 million minutes, and mobiles were around 500 million minutes. By 2004, local-landline calls decreased to around 10,500 million minutes, national and international-landline calls remained consistent at 4,000 million minutes, and mobiles increased to nearly 8,000 million minutes. Each year shows a similar trend with local-landline calls gradually decreasing, national and international-landline calls remaining steady, and mobiles significantly increasing.
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The bar graph depicts the sum of telephone call’s time (in million minutes) in Finland based on three different types in 1995-2004.
Overall, the national and international – landline and mobile showed the upward trend during 10 years period, while the local – landline presented the unstable rate, even though it reached the highest among the others.
Local – landline reached the highest total of minutes in 1995 at 12.000 millions. Continuing to the next year, the rate rose for average 1.000 more minutes every year, showing approximately 13 and 14 thousands minutes in 1996 and 1997. Before fell in 2002, it reached a peak in 2001 at 17.000 and ended to 10.000 in 2004.
Contrary with the local-landline which presented an unstable trend, both national and international – landline and mobiles showed increased until the end of the year. Placing the second places, the former had 6.000 millions minutes in 1995, followed by mobiles at less than 2000. Showing increased every year, both presented at 10.000 and 9.000 minutes in 2004.
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