The provided both line graphs demonstrate data from January to December on the amount of workers employed in a country and the demand for steel.
Overall, what stands out from the given first line chart is that whereas Amount Produced decreased slightly throughout the given period, the Actual Demand remained unchanged at the end of the period despite fluctuations. It is clear the second line chart that the number of workers declined significantly in four months.
Looking at the line graph in more detail, it is evident that although Amount Produced showed the highest figures at 4000 in January , Actual Demand were much lower at 2000. Turning to the next month, it is obvious that both groups stayed the same despite some changes in April.However, in August, Amount Produced dropped slowly at around 3100, while Actual Demand still unchanged. As far as the last month is concerned, whereas Amount Produced dipped dramatically at approximately 800, Actual Demand decreased rapidly at 0 until December, but in the end it stabilized.
Turning to the second line chart, the number of employers showed the largest figures at 5000 in January.However, in April, the number of workers declined insignificantly at 3000. As far as the next month is concerned, this indicator changed minimally at 3500.In addition, in the last month, the number of workers reduced noticeably at 1000.