The line charts compares the avarage house prices of three countries from 1997 to 2014. Overall, the typical cost of a house in all three nations started at a similar amount, but had experienced a upward trend to a varing degree, with Country A having the highest rate of increase.
Looking into the data, people from Country A had expected an avarage price of around $150000 in 1997, and this remained to be true until 2000 where the price has steeply increased to reach over $500000 in just 4 years. Meanwhile, the cost of house in Country B had recorded a modest growth, reaching around $350000 in 2004, ableit having a similar starting price as Country A.
However, for the remaining period, both of the mentioned countries had exprience a slight decline for around half a decade before bouncing back and remained mostly stable till the end, with the fomer reaching $750000 and the latter being at half a million dollars by the end of this period.
In contrast, Country C’s house price saw a consistant growth for the first decade, doubled their intial $125000 to reach $250000. Dispite their figure plumbeted the next year, the price has recoverd and continue its upward tergetories until 2013 with an all-time high of around $275000, before declining to a similar figure as in 2007.