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The image displays a line graph detailing the smoking rates per 1,000 people in Someland from 1960 to 2000. In 1960, men had a rate of 600, women 100. By 1965, men decreased to 575, women rose to 150. In 1970, men were at 550, women 200. By 1975, the rates were 500 for men and remained 250 for women. In 1980, men were 450, women 300. By 1985, men were 400, women 300. In 1990, men were 350, women 280. By 1995, men fell to 300, women 230. In 2000, men reached 250, women 200. Both genders show an overall declining trend, with men consistently higher than women.
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The line graph illustrates the rate of smoking among males and females. In addition, the figures are expressed in the number of smokers per thousand individuals between 1960 and 2000.
Overall, more males than females smoked over a 40-year period. It is also clear that the smoking rate decreased among males, whereas there was a sharp increase in the female smoking rates in the initial 15 years.
The number of smokers plummated over the period, starting at 600 for per 1000 people and falling to almost 250 people in the final year. By comparison, the latter figure was less that twofold than the initial rates.
Nonetheless, a significant growth noted that in the number of female smokers, stanfing at 100 for per 1000 people and skyrocketing to 300 people in 2000. However, there was a steady decline over the rest of the period, decreasing to 200 people.
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