The given line chart reveals the patterns of three major forest industry products in manufacturing in a European country during the period between 1980 and 2000.
Overall, it was obviously seen that production of pulp, paper and timeber had increasing trends but the yield of pulp saw insignificant growth. Vice versa, the others witness noticeable advancement throughout the timeline
Looking at the chart of timeber’s data, it commenced at roughly 5 million tonnes (MT) and then rocketed to 10MT in 1985 so it was the most dominant factor initially. From 1985 to 1995, there was continuous downturn in manmade timeber from 8MT to just above 6MT. At the end, the figure fell down 8MT after it had increased to 8MT again
In contrast, the output of paper and pulp were exactly 4MT and just below 6MT respectively in 1980. Then, paper underwent constant improvement until reached approximately 9MT in 1995. Conversely, the data of timeber started at the highest point but it hit the trough around 2MT between 1980 and 1985. However, the figure was reported to progressively rose up to 10MT lately. This trend was echoed by paper when it had undergone a slight fall and surged to 12MT at the end