Given is a line graph illustrating how much money different countries earned from selling cars abroad between 1996 and 2004.
It is noteworthy that two states, which are Japan and France, experienced a fluctuation, and ended up at the same indication, while the figure for Germany saw erratic movements. In addition, the tendency of the USA observed slight changes.
Turning to the statistics, the ratio of Japan and France initially had shown no declining trend by 1998, and the former then decreased after gaining their peaks at around 3 when the latter remained stable at 2, leaving Germany as a dominant. Over a span of 1999-2003, both nations’ trend fluctuated noticeably, 2-2,5 for Japan and 1,5-2 for France. Thereafter, they finished at the same location in the final year as they started from scratch, at 2.
At first, the indicator of Germany went up dramatically to roughly 2.7 in spite of initial drop, whereas the income of the USA plateaued at 1. Afterwards, there was enormous reduction of approximately 1.3 in the revenue of Germany. As soon as it had grown to 2, steady dip was shown through the final period and terminated at about 1.7. If not take tiny changes in the earnings of the USA, it didn’t experience any noticeable ones and stopped at nearly 1.3.