The provided line graph depicts the average house expenditure in three distinct nations including Country A, B, and C from 1997 to 2014.
Overall, the moderate house prices in three coutnries exhibited an upwarnd trend, with country A and B sharing a same pattern. Remarkably, the amount of house expenditure in Country A was the highest sector throughout the time surveyed.
In terms of country A and B, the tendency of both nations was similar. In 1997, they commenced at around $240,000. In the next eight years, the average house prices of country A rapidly increased to $540,000, which was two times higher than that of country B at roughly $260,000. Over the following four years, the average house costs slightly declined to precisely $500,000 and $250,000 in country A and B, respectively. From 2008 onwards, they recovered and simultaneously reached a peak at just under $750,000 for the former and just under $500,000 for the latter.
Regarding the remaining nation, country C was the lowest house prices throughout the given time. In 1997, starting at approximately $220,000, then country C witnessed the amounts of houses’ cost, which remained under $250,000. In 2007, after the figures in country C standing at exactly $250,000, it declined in 2008, next it recovered again and accounted for precisely $250,000