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The image depicts two graphs: "Demand for Steel" and "Number of workers employed." In the first graph, "Amount Produced" starts around 4000 million tonnes in January, peaks near 5500 million tonnes by February, levels around 4000 million tonnes from March to November, and drops sharply to 500 million tonnes in December. "Actual Demand" starts at approximately 2000 million tonnes in January, maintains around 2000-2500 million tonnes from February to November, and declines to around 1000 million tonnes in December. The second graph shows "Number of workers employed" beginning at 5000 workers in January, descends sharply to around 3000 workers by March, fluctuates between 2000 and 3000 workers through November, and plummets to about 500 workers in December.
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The line graph illustrates the metal industry in the UK in 2010, and the remaining line graphs showed the amount of employees.
It is clear that the proportion of the amount produced is higher than that of actual demand in the early months and lower in the late months. The number of workers employed is the highest at the beginning of the year.
According to steel consumption, in the first month the production was up to 4000 which was too much but the demand was half, and the same in March and June. Production remains the same for more than three months, during which time demand fluctuates. Production gradually decreased until October when it reached below 1000 million tonnes and also the time when customer demand was higher.
Looking at the graph in more detail, the peak employment was around february and began to decline significantly to 3000 million tonnes. The peak employment period was also the peak production period. The company suffered a severe reduction in its workforce, resulting in insufficient demand for consumer goods.
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