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Band 5+: The line charts give information about the demand for steel and number of workers employed in a country from January to December.

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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 graphs show, the data on the demand for steel in tons and the number of workers employed in thousands. For the time period of 12 months- January to December.

Overall, in steel demand the actual requirement of steel is far less than the amount of steel being produced exception being December. Whereas for number of workers employed was the highest in January and lowest for December.

The amount of steel produced was mostly higher than the actual demand, where the amount of steel being produced was 4000 tons for January and reached 5000 tons and actual demand was 2000 tons which gradually increased to 3000 for the first one third. For the second one third the production went down below 4000 tons which further dropped to almost 3000 tons for August. While the demand saw fluctuations, it begin from around 2000 tons in April then grew to almost 3000 tons April to August followed by a drop to around 2000 tons for August. Finally a spike then a deep was observed in production between August to December, it reached to almost 5000 tons and then dropped to around 1000 tons. While the demand reached around 3000 tons and then dropped 0 followed by an increased to around 3000 tons for December.

On the other hand, the number of workers employed for the time period gradually declined, where it begin in January with around 5000 employed which grew to almost 6000 then dropped below 3000 till April. Moreover it was constant for some time but further decreased to around 2000 followed by a boost to just below 4000 for August. Additionally the amount decreased to around 1000 till the end of the time period.

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