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Band 6+: The graph below shows the average house in three countries between the years 1997 and 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make comparison where relevant.

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The image contains a line graph titled 'Average house prices between 1997 and 2014' with a vertical axis for 'thousands of dollars' ranging from 0 to 1000 and a horizontal axis for years from 1997 to 2014. For Country A, average prices in thousands of dollars were: 1997(150), 1998(175), 1999(200), 2000(250), 2001(275), 2002(300), 2003(400), 2004(575), 2005(500), 2006(500), 2007(450), 2008(500), 2009(600), 2010(660), 2011(700), 2012(700), 2013(725), 2014(725). For Country B, prices were: 1997(125), 1998(125), 1999(150), 2000(175), 2001(200), 2002(225), 2003(250), 2004(350), 2005(325), 2006(300), 2007(275), 2008(250), 2009(500), 2010(500), 2011(525), 2012(500), 2013(500), 2014(475). For Country C, prices were: 1997(100), 1998(100), 1999(125), 2000(150), 2001(175), 2002(200), 2003(200), 2004(225), 2005(240), 2006(250), 2007(225), 2008(125), 2009(200), 2010(250), 2011(275), 2012(300), 2013(300), 2014(275).
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The line graph demonstrate how the average house price changed between the years 1997 and 2014. We can notice that the three lines start from roughly the same point, ending up with an increase for the first two countries, while the third lasted with almost the same value through the years. The first nation had the most increasing trend with a great growth in 2014 and a slower one in 2011. However this line had the highest avarage price all long the graph, starting from 170 and ending up with 750 thousand of dollars in 2014.

Despite starting from a good situation, the second country was the least stable as the trend has a noticeble chrisis between 2005 and 2008, but also an exponential growth in 2009, achieving the second biggest value.

As I concern from the graph, the third context has the lowest price in almost every year, with the most stable line even though there was an important decrease in 2008, however this country ended with almost the same price as the first year.

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