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Band 5+: The graph show consumers' average annual expenditures on books , technology and clothes in someland between 2011 and 2020

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The image presents a line graph of average annual expenditures on books, technology, and clothes in Ireland from 2011 to 2020. For books, the spending is as follows: 2011 - 400, 2012 - 350, 2013 - 300, 2014 - 300, 2015 - 250, 2016 - 200, 2017 - 150, 2018 - 150, 2019 - 100, 2020 - 100. For technology, the spending values are: 2011 - 300, 2012 - 300, 2013 - 300, 2014 - 300, 2015 - 400, 2016 - 450, 2017 - 450, 2018 - 500, 2019 - 600, 2020 - 700. For clothes, the expenditure figures are: 2011 - 140, 2012 - 140, 2013 - 150, 2014 - 150, 2015 - 140, 2016 - 140, 2017 - 150, 2018 - 150, 2019 - 180, 2020 - 200.
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The line graph depicts the avarage yearly amount of money spent on books , technology and clothes in someland over a period of 9 years starting from 2011

Overall , there was a notiable increase in the expenditure on books , while annual spending on technology declined over the same period.Throughout most of the duration ,

the expense on clothes remained the lowest among three categories

In 2011 , the yearly expenditure on technology stood at aroung 350 , the highest figure in that year.Between 2011 and 2016 , the average amount spent on technology fell by approximately 100. Over the next 4 years , this figure decreased to only 200 , significant lower than the starting point

In the first examined year , the amount of money spent on books stood at just over 100 , which was the lowest figure in that year. from 2011 to 2016, this figure nearly tripled to around 250. from the year 2016 onwards , yearly spending on books witnessed another increase to around 380 , the highest figure in the chart . during the same period , there was no changes in expense on clothes . This figure started at 125 , and remain stable at around 150 from 2012 to 2020

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