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The image depicts average house prices in three countries from 1997 to 2014, revealing the following data points across the timeline: 1997 shows Country A at 200, Country B at 400, Country C between 500-550; 1998, Country A at 230, Country B at 450, Country C at about 500; 1999, Country A at 275, Country B at 475, Country C about 450; 2000, Country A at 280, Country B at 480, Country C around 480; 2001, Country A at 300, Country B at 490, Country C around 450; 2002, Country A at 325, Country B at 500, Country C about 450; 2003, Country A almost 400, Country B near 530, Country C about 500; 2004 shows Country A peaking above 500, Country B at 550, Country C above 500; 2005, Country A nearly reaches 750, Country B at 580, Country C above 500; 2006, Country A slightly above 750, Country B over 600, Country C above 500; 2007, Country A reaches 800, Country B about 650, Country C above 500; 2008 sees Country A at 750, Country B at 675, Country C above 500; 2009 presents Country A at 700, Country B nearing 620, Country C above 500; 2010 shows Country A at 750, Country B at 600, Country C about 450; 2011, Country A around 800, Country B near 600, Country C nearly 400; 2012 shows Country A around 850, Country B at 600, Country C about 450; 2013, Country A at 850, Country B near 600, Country C around 450; 2014 shows Country A nearing 900, Country B steady at 600, Country C about 500, maintaining consistent house prices throughout respective years.
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The line graph illustrates house prices in three different countries over a period of 17 years.
Overall, it can be observed that prices in all three countries showed an upward trend throughout the period. Moreover, by the end of the period, house prices in Country A were the highest, while those in Country C remained the lowest.
Country A and Country B started probably at the same point with 200 thousand dollars for the house. Moreover, country A rose till 2004 with rising drastically in 2000 while Country B increased steadily till 2004. In 2004 both faced declination till 2007 and 2008 respectively. However, after that period, Country A started to rise gradually till the end of the period whereas Country B witnessed a sharp rise between 2008 and 2009. As a result, it reached 500 thousand dollars in 2009, which was almost a peak of house prices in Country A.
In contrast, Country C rose steadily between 1997 and 2013, except for a small decline in 2007. However, the prices leveled off by 2009 and continued gradually rising till 2013. Between 2013 and 2014 it gradually decreased and finally reached 250 thousand dollars for a house. As a result, it doubled house prices from 125 thousand dollars to 250 thousand dollars and remained the lowest prices throughout the whole period.
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