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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 chart demonstrats demand for steel and numbers of workers in one year period. Looking from overall perspectives, it is readily apparent that numbers of people and request for demand followed similar trends and fluctuated throughout the period, but actual demand rise at the end.
In January, employee was 5000 thousand and reached a peak 6000 thousand in one month, before witnessing rapid decrease to three thousand in March. From June it is fluctuated until September, and amount of individuals dropped constantly at the end of the year.
Amount of steel and actual demand get their highest point at February (5000 million tones) and in March (3000 million tones), approximately. While amount of produced remain stable, actual demand vary around and both experienced fall down till November, when actual demand rise slowly and finish the year with 2000 million tones. In same month, in December, manufactured steel hit the lowest number and end with less than jnr thousand million tonnes.
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