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The image presents a line graph depicting the expenditure on purchasing books from 1995 to 2005 in millions of US dollars across four countries: Germany, France, Italy, and Austria. In 1995, Germany recorded approximately 80 million, France around 55 million, Italy about 50 million, and Austria nearly 30 million. By 1997, Germany’s expenditure increased to about 85 million, France remained at approximately 55 million, Italy slightly rose to around 55 million, while Austria stayed close to 30 million. In 1999, Germany maintained roughly 90 million, France dropped to about 50 million, Italy marginally reduced to around 55 million, and Austria stayed near 30 million. For 2001, Germany decreased to about 85 million, France increased to approximately 55 million, Italy remained at 55 million, and Austria started increasing, reaching roughly 40 million. By 2003, Germany climbed back to around 90 million, France surged to approximately 60 million, Italy remained stable at nearly 60 million, and Austria significantly increased to around 50 million. In 2005, Germany peaked at 95 million, France hit about 75 million, Italy was at approximately 62 million and Austria continued its rise reaching about 73 million dollars.
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The chart line illustrates key information about the money in million US dollars spent on books, in Germany, France, Italy and Austria.
Overall, it is clear from the graph that until around the year of 2003 Germany remained the first, and Austria the last one. In addition, the four countries witnessed an esclatation after that year with Germany always on top.
According to what is shown, the four countries experienced a calm steady growth from 1995 to around 1997, with Germany on top with 80 million dollars a year, and Austria at last with about 30 million dollars spent on books.
The period between 1997 and 2003 exhibited fluctuations in the amount of money spent of about 10 million dollars, with no impact on the order. After that and until 2005 there was a sharp escalation in every mentioned region, the italian spent amount remained the last in these years.
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