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The image displays a line graph charting the yearly income ($) for three entities from the year 2000 to 2010 against a y-axis from 0 to 120000. For Amandine Bakery, the yearly income figures are approximately: 2000-$55,000, 2001-$55,000, 2002-$55,000, 2003-$55,000, 2004-$55,000, 2005-$55,000, 2006-$60,000, 2007-$70,000, 2008-$98,000, 2009-$104,000, and 2010-$105,000. For Mari Bakeshop, the data points are: 2000-$82,000, 2001-$94,000, 2002-$92,000, 2003-$80,000, 2004-$90,000, 2005-$63,000, 2006-$58,000, 2007-$53,000, 2008-$42,000, 2009-$40,000, and 2010-$40,000. For Bolo Cakery, the values are: 2000-$20,000, 2001-$28,000, 2002-$24,000, 2003-$39,000, 2004-$39,000, 2005-$38,000, 2006-$36,000, 2007-$42,000, 2008-$62,000, 2009-$64,000, and 2010-$66,000.
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The line graph illustrates the annual profit of three bakeries in Calgary between 2000 and 2010.
Overall, the income for Amandine Bakery and Bolo Cakery has increased, surpassing the Mari Bakeshop that started experiencing declining yearly income in a given period.
The Amandine Bakery had the same income of 5,9000 thousand dollars from 2000 to 2005, until it started climbing sharply in 2006 reaching its peak at approximately 100000 thousand dollars per year, overshadowing other two bakeries.
The Mari Bakeshop on the other hand, after having the highest earnings in 2000 between all three bakeries, and after reaching its peak in 2001 with the profit of around 9,8000 thousand dollars experienced a rapid decline in 2004 and fluctuated until 2010.
The Bolo Cakery was in the last place among profits in 2000 at 20000 thousand dollars, but experienced a jump in 2002 with earnings of almost 40000 thousand dollars and continued growing steadily until 2006. The sharp climb can be seen, which continued until the end of 2010 where it reached 60000 thousand dollars per year.
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