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The image depicts the yearly income in dollars from 2000 to 2010 for three bakeries. In 2000, Amandine Bakery earned $40,000, Mari Bakeshop $55,000, and Bolo Cakery $20,000. In 2001, their incomes were $40,000, $65,000, and $40,000, respectively. In 2002, earnings were $40,000 for Amandine, $80,000 for Mari, and $40,000 for Bolo. In 2003, Amandine stayed at $40,000, Mari earned $80,000, and Bolo gained $50,000. Amandine earned $40,000 in 2004, while Mari earned $80,000, and Bolo earned $50,000. By 2005, Amandine's income rose to $50,000, Mari's declined to $60,000, and Bolo remained at $50,000. In 2006, Amandine earned $55,000, Mari $60,000, and Bolo $60,000. In 2007, Amandine reached $90,000, Mari stayed at $60,000, Bolo also remained at $60,000. Incomes in 2008 were Amandine $100,000, Mari $60,000, Bolo $50,000. In 2009, Amandine remained at $100,000, Mari at $60,000, and Bolo at $60,000. Amandine's income was $105,000 in 2010, while Mari increased to $80,000, with Bolo stable at $70,000.
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The line graph illustrates the annual incomes of three different bakeries – Amadine Bakery, Mari Bakeshop, and Bolo Cakery – in Calgary over a 10-year period beginning in 2000.
In general, distinct trends emerge among the three bakeries. While Mari Bakeshop recorded the highest earnings in the first year, it experienced the steepest decline, eventually ending up in last place by the end of the period. Conversely, Bolo Cakery, which started in last place, showed significant growth but did not become the market leader in Calgary.
At the beginning of the period, Mari Bakeshop reported an annual income of $80,000, which then halved by 2010. In contrast, Bolo Cakery recorded the lowest earnings of $20,000 in its first year. Over the next decade, however, Bolo Cakery’s income rapidly increased to around $65,000, making it the second most profitable bakery in Calgary.
In 2000, Amadine Bakery’s annual income was more moderate, at approximately $55,000. By the end of the period, it saw a dramatic increase of $50,000, achieving the highest yearly income throughout the 10 years.
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