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The image displays a line graph illustrating the price of bananas in Japan, France, Germany, and the USA from 1994 to 2004 in USD per kilogram. In 1994, Japan starts at 2.00, France at 1.50, Germany at 1.10, and the USA at 1.00. By 1995, Japan rises to 2.80, France remains at 1.50, Germany slightly increases to 1.20, and USA maintains at 1.00. In 1996, Japan decreases to 2.50, France slightly rises to 1.60, Germany stays at 1.10, USA remains at 1.00. In 1997, Japan dips to 2.00, France remains at 1.60, Germany constant at 1.10, USA still at 1.00. The year 1998 shows Japan at 2.00, France at 1.50, Germany continues at 1.10, USA remains at 1.00. In 1999, Japan shows a slight decline to 1.90, France at 1.40, Germany again unchanged at 1.10, USA still stable at 1.00. By 2000, Japan registers 1.80, France holds at 1.40, Germany stable at 1.10, USA remains at 1.00. In 2001, Japan further declines to 1.70, France rises to 1.50, Germany stays at 1.10, USA at 1.00. In 2002, Japan increases back to 2.00, France rises slightly to 1.60, Germany again at 1.10, USA stays at 1.00. For 2003, Japan stands at 2.60, France remains at 1.60, Germany at 1.00, while USA continues at 1.00. Finally, in 2004, Japan falls to 2.50, France slightly rises to 1.70, Germany drops to 1.00, USA holds at 1.00.
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The graph illustrates the data of banana prices in USD per kilogram, in four nations including Japan, France, Germany, and the USA throughout the years 1994 until 2004.
In general, the prices of bananas in Japan were significantly more expensive than the three other countries, exceeding by a large margin, whereas the prices of bananas in the USA were the cheapest out of the four countries.
In detail, Japan had the largest fluctuation in banana prices, starting at less than 2 USD in 1994 and increasing steadily until it reached its peak at about 3 USD in 1995. From the year 1995 and 1997, the cost dropped back to its original price. Then, it steadily increased from the years 1997 until 1999, where it dramatically declined and reached its lowest in 2001. On the other hand, France’s prices remained stable at approximately 1.75 USD from 1994 until 1997 and experienced some fluctuation between 1997 and 2004. Germany showed a relatively stable price range, with only minor increases and decreases in the span of 10 years. The starting cost of bananas in the USA were relatively low, at about 1 USD in 1994, where it steadily increased in 1995 to about 1.25 USD and remained constant from 1999 to 2004.
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