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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 line chart illustrates how prices of bananas changed in Japan, France, Germany, and the USA from 1994 to 2004, given in US dollars per kilogram.
Overall, the highest cost for banana was reported in Japan, while the most affordable price was seen in the USA, with growth in price for both countries over a span of ten years. On the other hand, German and France saw minimal decrease in values between 1994 and 2004.
At the beginning of the period, Japan stood at under $2, followed by France, Germany, and the USA at approximately $1.75. around $1.25, and just below $1, respectively. In 1995, Japan peaked to a little under $3. On the other hand, Germany fell to around $1.25, the USA rose to above $1.1. and France remained steady. After that, the prices for all countries fluctuated between 1995 and 1999. In 2000, the USA had unchanging value of around $1.1, whereas other countries dropped to just above $2 in Japan, and approximately $1.25 both for France and Germany.
After a year, Germany and France saw a growth to $1.75 and a little under $1.5, respectively. On the other hand Japan fell to over $1.5 in 2001. By the end of the period, an increase to $2.5 and $1.5 was reported for Japan and France, whereas a decrease to $1.15 was recorded for Germany and a constant price of $1.1 was shown for the USA.
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