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The image depicts the annual earnings of Bernie's Buns, Lovely Loaves, and Robbie’s Bakery in London from 2000 to 2010. Bernie's Buns: 2000 (40,000), 2001 (60,000), 2002 (80,000), 2003 (60,000), 2004 (40,000), 2005 (20,000), 2006 (40,000), 2007 (60,000), 2008 (40,000), 2009 (20,000), 2010 (20,000). Lovely Loaves: 2000 (0), 2001 (20,000), 2002 (40,000), 2003 (60,000), 2004 (60,000), 2005 (60,000), 2006 (60,000), 2007 (60,000), 2008 (60,000), 2009 (60,000), 2010 (60,000). Robbie's Bakery: 2000 (40,000), 2001 (50,000), 2002 (60,000), 2003 (70,000), 2004 (80,000), 2005 (80,000), 2006 (90,000), 2007 (100,000), 2008 (100,000), 2009 (100,000), 2010 (100,000).
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The line graph illustrates the information about annual revenue of three bakeries in London from 2000 to 2010 and it is measured in yearly income.
Overall, it can be seen that, out of three confectioneries, two experienced an increase in sales, while one saw a decrease.
Barrie’s bakery annual profits started with 20,000 annual revenue, lower than other two bakeries. Despite this, the figure rose gradually.In 2010, peaked at above 60.000 pounds. Robbie’s bakery followed a similar pattern, beginning the period with annual earnings below 60,000. After 2005, it began to slightly increase. Between 2007 and 2010, the figure continued to rise and pick at above 100,000 yearly wages.
Lovely loaves at the beginning of the period started from approximately 80,000 yearly income, during the one decade figure fluctuated. In 2010, the indicator showed the lowest in comparison with other bakeries.
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