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The image displays a line graph titled "Investment Funds in the US" with x-axis from 1988 to 2014 and y-axis in millions of dollars from 0 to 500. The graph depicts four investment categories: Property (solid line with squares), Gold (circle points), Fine Art (dotted line), and Company shares (dash-dot line). Data points for Property: 1988-100, 1994-150, 2000-200, 2006-350, 2012-425, 2014-450. Gold: 1988-50, 1994-75, 2000-100, 2006-150, 2012-400, 2014-375. Fine Art: 1988-25, 1994-50, 2000-75, 2006-200, 2012-300, 2014-325. Company shares: 1988-150, 1994-200, 2000-250, 2006-300, 2012-425, 2014-400.
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The graph displays the investment values in US dollars (in millions) for four different types of investment funds – property, gold, fine art, and company shares – over the period from 1988 to 2014.
Looking at the overall trends, we can see that investment values generally increased across all four fund categories during this time. Company shares saw the most substantial growth, rising from around $50 million in 1988 to over $400 million by 2014. Fine art investments also showed a consistent upward trend, climbing from $20 million to approximately $200 million.
The property fund category had a more volatile performance. It started at $70 million in 1988, dropped below $50 million in the late 1990s, but then recovered to over $200 million by the end of the period. Gold investments fluctuated the most, ranging between $40 million and $140 million over the 26 years.
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