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The image presents a line graph detailing banana prices in Japan, France, Germany, and the USA from 1994 to 2004 in USD/kg: Japan prices are 2.00 (1994), 2.50 (1995), 2.70 (1996), 1.90 (1997), 2.50 (1998), 2.30 (1999), 2.00 (2000), 1.50 (2001), 2.50 (2002), 2.80 (2003), 2.50 (2004); France shows 1.90 (1994), 1.80 (1995), 1.80 (1996), 1.50 (1997), 2.00 (1998), 1.90 (1999), 1.80 (2000), 1.60 (2001), 1.80 (2002), 2.00 (2003), 1.80 (2004); Germany registers 1.40 (1994), 1.30 (1995), 1.50 (1996), 1.00 (1997), 1.00 (1998), 1.20 (1999), 1.10 (2000), 1.00 (2001), 1.20 (2002), 1.00 (2003), 1.00 (2004); USA records 1.50 (1994), 1.30 (1995), 1.00 (1996), 0.90 (1997), 0.80 (1998), 0.70 (1999), 0.80 (2000), 0.90 (2001), 0.90 (2002), 1.00 (2003), 1.20 (2004).
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The graph above gives information about the price of bananas in four specific countries throughout 1994 until 2004. The countries are Japan, France, Germany and United States of America.
Japan leading the highest price since the beginning of the data, it coming off strong from $2 per kilogram and increased to almost $3 in 1995. Japan got some fluctuations between 1996 to 2000. Not until 2001, Japan had the lowest price of banana, that is $1.50 per kilogram.
Otherwise, France got stable price since 1994 to 1999, that is slightly over $1.50 and had the lowest price in 2003, one kilograms only for $1. Meanwhile for United States of America, showed the most stable graphic. This steady price only fluctuated around $1 to $1.30 all the way from 1994 to 2004.
As for Germany, the price itself nothing surpass $1.50 per kilograms throughout 10 years. Overall, this data show that there are no country that passes $3 per kilograms for price of the banana.
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