The line graphs illustate information about the demand for steel and number fo workers employed in a country from January to December.
Overall, the amount of steel produced in a country decreased dramatically with some variations, while the actual demand for steel declined significantly with some fluctuations. The amount of steel produced showed a higher number than the actual demand for steel between January and August; however, the actual demand for steel exceeded the amount of steel produced in the latter months. The number of workers employed dropped enormously with some fluctuations.
The quantity of steel produced rose from around 4000 million tones in January to nearly 5000 million tones in April, but it reduced to nearly 3000 million tones in August. The amount of steel produced increased, and then it dropped considerably from around 5000 million tonnes to approximately 900 million tones in December. The actual demand for steel declined from around 2000 million tones in January to nearly 0 in December with some variations, and then it climbed to nearly 2000 millon tonnes.
The number of workers employed decreased from nearly 5000 in January to approximately 1000 in December with some fluctuations.