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The image presents a line graph illustrating annual expenditure in NZ$ from Australia, USA, UK, Japan, and China between 1996 and 2014. Australia's expenditure rises steadily from around 1,000 in 1996, peaks at 2,500 in 2007, mildly declines to around 2,000 in 2010, and stabilizes near 2,300 in 2014. The USA's expenditure starts just below 1,000 in 1996, escalates to approximately 2,000 in 2002, dips to about 1,200 in 2004, peaks again over 2,000 in 2009, and flattens near 1,500 by 2014. The UK's expenditure begins at 1,000 in 1996, increases to 1,500 around 2001, fluctuates around 1,200 until 2007, and declines steadily to just under 1,000 in 2014. Japan's expenditure starts near 400 in 1996, gradually decreases to around 200 in 2001, fluctuates close to 500 in 2005, and stabilizes below 500 in 2014. China's expenditure commences at 0 in 1996, rises sharply to over 500 by 2003, remains relatively stable around 500, and ends slightly above 500 by 2014.
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The graph illustrates the yearly visitor expenditure for visitors to New Zealand from countries such as Australia, USA, UK, Japan and China from 1996 to 2014, measured in New Zealand dollars.
Overall, Australia and USA visitors spent the highest amount throughout the period, while Chinese tourists accounted for the lowest spending. In general, expenditure from most countries fluctuated over time.
In 1996, Australian visitors spent approximately $1000, and this number increased steadily to nearly $2500 in 2006. However, spending declined afterwards and reached around $2000 in 2014. In contrast, visitors from the USA began with a lower amount of about $700 in 1996, but their spending rose gradually and peaked at around $1500 in 2010 decreased to around $1000 by 2014.
Meanwhile, spending by UK visitors was initially lower than that of Japan but eventually increased sharply $1000 in 2002, after which their expenditure decreased significantly to around $500 by 2014. Chinese tourists recorded the lowest spending during the period, starting from almost zero in 1996 and rising slowly to about $400 in 2014.
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