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The image shows price trends in US$ per kilogram from 1994 to 2004 for Japan, France, Germany, USA; Japan: 1994-2.00, 1995-2.50, 1996-3.00, 1997-2.50, 1998-2.30, 1999-2.60, 2000-1.80, 2001-2.10, 2002-2.40, 2003-2.40, 2004-2.70; France: 1994-1.60, 1995-1.80, 1996-1.70, 1997-1.90, 1998-2.00, 1999-1.90, 2000-1.80, 2001-1.60, 2002-1.60, 2003-1.70, 2004-1.90; Germany: 1994-1.40, 1995-1.50, 1996-1.60, 1997-1.70, 1998-1.60, 1999-1.60, 2000-1.50, 2001-1.40, 2002-1.40, 2003-1.50, 2004-1.60; USA: 1994-1.60, 1995-1.40, 1996-1.20, 1997-1.20, 1998-1.10, 1999-1.20, 2000-1.10, 2001-1.00, 2002-1.10, 2003-1.20, 2004-1.20.
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The provided line chark depicts statistics about the costs of bananas in four distinct countries: Japan, France, Germany and USA, in the period of 20 years between 1994 and 2004.
A glance at the graph reveals that the highest price of bananas illustreted by Japan with a significant peak. However, USA has the lowest.
Getting back to the details, the prices in Japan dramatically increases from 2.00 $ per kilogram in 1994 to reah a peak just under3.00 $ over one year, in the rest of year declines with the same pace and then has a rapid and irregular change in the interval of 1.50$-2.00$. Whereas in France, the prices was stable with 1.70$ in the begining and start a increase and decrease tends in the middle of the phase to reach 1.50 in the end of period.
On the other hand, in the remaining countries share approximately the same progress.
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