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The image depicts a line graph from 1978 to 2009 with the following data points: Fresh fruits and vegetables showed an increase from approximately 50 in 1979, exceeding 100 in 1989, reaching about 200 in 1999, and climbing to 330 by 2009. Consumer price index starts around 50 in 1979, ascending near 100 around 1990, crossing 150 by 1998, reaching nearly 200 by 2009. Sugar and sweets began slightly above 50 in 1979, rising to just over 100 by 1998, approaching 150 around 2009. Carbonated drinks increased from slightly above 50 in 1979, surpassing 100 in the late 1990s and nearing 150 by 2009.
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The line graph illustrates the relative costChanges in four terms, namely for fresh fruits and vegetables, sugars and sweets, and carbonated drinks, and consumer price index from 1978 to 2009.
Overall,with the pace of time the cost of fresh fruits and vegetables, highest, ascompared to other terms.
In 1978 the cost of fresh fruits and vegetables was recorded at almost 50, it inclined dramaticallywith fluctuation and reached at its peak of approximate 380 in just 30 years. which was all time high cost rather then other.Simillearly the cost of carbonated drinks rose Sharply from about 50 to nearly 100.
Turning to further details, interestingly, the cost for sugar and sweets and consumer price index followed the similer trend asfresh fruits and vegetable, and carbonated drinks.it costs also recorded at 50, its increased dramatically and reachedat its peak of around 200 from 1978 to 2009.
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