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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 charts illustrates how much the cost of bananas in four different countries over 10 years period, starting from 1994. What is notable from the chart is that France and Germany witnessed an downward trend whereas Japan and USA exhibited a constrasting pattern. Additionally, among all the nations, Japan held the top spot during the entire surveyed period.
Regarding the market prices of bananas in the first year of this period. At 1.9 dollars, Japan held the highest position, followed by France, with 1.7 dollars per kilogram. Slightly below was Germany, about 1.4 bucks. And the bottom of the list was USA, as its figure stood at under 1 dollar per kilogram.
Therafter, the amount of Japan have a prices experienced dramatic changes, reaching the peak in 1995 and stopped at 2.5 in the last year of period. Moreover, although USA still have the lowest price, it was a slight increase to 1.2 in 2004. In contrast, France and Germany ended with a downward trend, with 1.55 and 1.3 dollars .
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