The line chart gives informamtion about the yearly income of three bakeries in London between 2000 and 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that there were upward trend in the incomes of both Robbie’s Bakery and Bernie’s Buns, while Lovely Loavers, which was the most popular initially, saw a considerable decline at the end and became the lowest earning despite the highest starting point. Additionally, the figure for Robbie’s Bakery showed the most significant growth.
Regarding the revenue of Robbie’s Bakery, it remained at approxixmately 60,000 from 2000 to 2005, this figure reached a period at about 64,000 in two years later. Subsequenly, there was a dramatically rise in the earning of this bakery, reaching the highest point at over 100,000. Furthermore, the Bernie’s Buns with the lowest initially at 20,000. By contrast, it witnessed a consistent rose, converging with Lovely Loaves between 2007 and 2008, along with that, it increased rapidly and became the second highest point in 2010, overtaking the Lovely Loavers.
In more detail, the annual wage of Lovely Loaves started at roughly 80,000, it gained a increasing at 85,000 in 2004, however, this number recorded a suddenly fall in 2005, it declined at a relative lower aim in 2010.