The line graph depicts the earnings of three outdoor clothing businesses from 2004 to 2014.
In general, the graph experienced a downward trend, in which one of the companies’ turnovers plummeted remarkably during the period; the others, however, have reached higher income in comparison. Hiding Kit’s revenues stood at the top, while Bradly Outdoor Wear’s cannot stand a chance.
First to say, in 2004, the three companies initiated at 1.50, 2, and 3 million dollars each, respectively, which then started their own increase until 2006. The figure for Hiding Kit’s marked more than 2.00 million dollars, similar to that from Bradly Outdoor Wear’s. Concurrently, Ski and Snowear companies earnings climbed to the highest, isolating in its first place of 3.50 million dollars. From 2006 to 2009, there was a significant shift in the patterns of the graphs. Bradly Outdoor Wear’s and Ski’s and snow wear’s line lost its revenue when the income started to decrease to 2 million and 3.40, in contrast with Hiding Kit’s, standing at 3.25.
Second, despite the decline of Bradly’s, the two still kept their position. In 2012, the gap between Bradly’s wear and the others was nearly 2 million dollars, hiking’s and ski’s intersected each other at 3 million in the same year. Finally, Bradly’s stopped at 1 million, while the other two were between 3 million and 3.50 million.