The line graph illustrates information about the productivity of three main products namely timber, pulp, and paper in one of the European countries between 1980 to 2000. Overall, it can be clearly seen that paper production significantly increased in all the periods. Additionally, timber making decreased in the latter part of the period.
At the outset, although in 1980 approximately 6 thousand ton of pulp was produced, its number declined to over 2.2 thousand in 1983. Furthermore, it growth to nearly 6.5 thousand in 1985 and then rose was 8 thousand in 1990. Pulp’s making didn’t change in 5 years, and in 1996 it came to 9.9 thousand in 2000.
At the start 5 thousand ton of the timber were made. However, it grew to 10 thousand in 1985. Nonetheless, in spite of decreasing to 8 thousand in 1986, it was unchanged till 1990. It creation fell to 6.5 thousand ton in 1995 and rose to 8 thousand ton in 1995, though it declined to 7.8 thousand in 2000.
If 4 thousand paper was created at the beginning, its climb was to 9 thousand in 1995. Moreover, it’s go down was 8 thousand in 1997, but its increase was to 12 thousand in 2000.