Provided are two line graphs illustrating an overview of the demand for Amount Produced and Actual Demand and the number of workers employed over a period of year. Upon initial examination, the Amount Produced showed a slightly decline trend over this period, while the Actual Demand remained in contrast by the end of the same period. According to the second chart, the number of employees demonstrated a significant downward trend over a year.
As aforementioned, there was a steady increase in the first month of Amount Produced, rising from 4000 million tonnes in January and reaching its peak at 5000 million tonnes in February. In contrast, over the 6-month period from March to July, the Amount Produced witnessed relatively stable, maintaining a level around 4000 million tonnes. A slight drop in August was evident, as the figure fell from 4000 to approximately 3000 million tonnes, then reaching its top at 5000 million tonnes in September. Throughout the last 3 months of the year, the Amount Produced indicated a sharp decrease, with figures dropping to 0 in December. Following at a considerable distance, the Actual Demand experienced a moderate upward tendency, growing from 2000 million tonnes in January and reaching its highest point at 3000 million tonnes in March. Over the period from April to November, the data shows an unstable trend of the Actual Demand, with its plunging 0 in November. Finally, the Actual Demand exhibited a significant ascend, bouncing back to 2000 million tonnes by the end of this period.
Turning attention to the second chart, the number of workers witnessed a fluctuating trend during the first quarter of the year, embarking on 5000 thousand people in January, then reaching its peak at approximately 5500 thousand in February, and finally dropping to 3000 thousand in March. Despite minor fluctuations, the data of employees remained largely unchanged, staying close to 3000 thousand from April to July, then it went up to 3500 in August. Throughout the last quarter of the period, there was a downward trend in the number of workers employed, falling from nearly 3000 thousand people in September to 1000 thousand by the end of the period.