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The image contains two graphs, the first titled "Average cost of one item (USD)" depicts a dotted line graph showing a declining trend from 2020 to 2026, for Mobile Phones starting at $2,500, Laptop at $3,000, and Television at $2,000. The second graph titled "Payment Method (%)" is a stacked horizontal bar chart with age groups on the vertical axis and percentage on the horizontal axis, detailing three payment methods: Other, Payment Plan, and Outright. For ages 60+ years, Other is under 10%, Payment Plan around 70%, and Outright around 20%. Ages 40-59 years, Other is under 10%, Payment Plan around 60%, and Outright around 30%. Ages 26-39 years, Other under 10%, Payment Plan slightly over 50%, and Outright around 40%. Ages 18-25 years, Other under 10%, Payment Plan around 45%, and Outright over 40%.
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The line graph illustrates about amount of plastic waste which generated in four countries such as China, The USA, The EU, and India from 2000 to 2020.
Overall, there were rising trends in the quantity of plastic waste made in China and India, while the opposite was true for The USA and The EU. Notably, China created the most plastic waste between others country.
Focusing on upward trends. China started at 20 in 2000 and rose steadily year by year, reaching at highest point to 160 by 2020. As for India. In 2000, it generated 18 amount of plastic waste, after, this figure increased from 19 to 80 between 2002 and 2020.
By contrast. The USA’s generation began at 80 million tonnes in 2000, subsequently, the figure fell to 60 million tonnes by 2020. When it comes to The EU, the amount of plastic trash which produced was 59 million tonnes in 2000 and declined gradually year by year, reaching at 30 in 2020.
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