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The image shows a bar graph of amounts spent on consumer goods in thousand pounds sterling for Germany, Italy, France, and Britain across various categories: Personal stereos show Germany at 150, Italy at approximately 155, France at roughly 150, Britain at about 160; Tennis racquets display Germany spending 115, Italy 150, France slightly above 145, Britain around 155; Perfumes list Germany at 140, Italy near 155, France at 150, Britain at 160; CDs illustrate Germany at about 155, Italy exactly at 160, France nearly at 145, Britain at 165; Toys depict Germany close to 165, Italy about 155, France near 150, Britain at 160; Photographic film indicates Germany at 150, Italy just above 155, France at about 145, Britain at 170.
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The bar chart compares Japanese tourists traveling abroad over a 10 year period and the line graph illustrates the number of Japanese that visited Australia from 1985-1995.
Overall, the highest record of travel for tourism by the Japanese was in 1995 on the other hand, Australia didn’t have any visits from Japan in that year.
At the beginning only few people from Japan toured, with just 5 million people traveling abroad. This number continually increased in subsequent years until 1991 when there was a drop from 11 million to about 10.5 million. The increment proceeded right after that fall to approximately 15.5 million Japanese tourists traveling abroad in 1995.
Starting at a negligible percentage, by 1985,20% of Japan tourists flocked into Australia and continue to rise with fluctuation between 1988 and 1989 before rising to a peak of 65% in 1993 and dropping to 60% in 1994. 1995 didn’t show any records of tourists from Japan.
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