The line graph illustrates the changes in mobile phone sales of three major mobile phone companies – Mototola, Nokia, and Sony Ericsson – between 1994 and 2004. Overall, it is evident that the data reveals a fluctuation trend in sales throughout the specified period, with Nokia maintaining the preeminent position, while Sony Ericsson exhibited the least significant percentage in purchases despite minor fluctuations.
Focusing on the upward trend initially, Nokia showed aremarkable growth in its marketing share over ten year. Starting at roughly 20 % in 1994, the figure rose gradually in the first few years before accelerating sharply after 1998. By 2002, Nokia had reached its peak at 35%, maintaining this dominant position until 2004.
Turning to the downward figure, Mototola witnessed significant decline in its market performance. Beginning at the highest point of nearly 35% in 1994, its share dropped consistently throughout the years. the most noticeable decline occuried between 1998 abd 2002, after which Mototola’s percentage reached a low around 17% in 2004.
Regarding the stable figure, Sony Ericsson’s commerce share remained unchanged despite some fluctuations. Its figure hovered between 12% and 15% over the entire period, ending with to its initial percentage.