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The image features a line graph illustrating the economic measurements in US dollars (million) from 1995 to 2005 for Germany, France, Italy, and Austria. German data varies slightly, starting just above 90 million in 1995, peaking around 97 million in 1997, then gently declining to just below 90 million by 2005. French data starts around 55 million in 1995, sees growth up to approximately 70 million by 1999, and maintains near this level until 2005. Italy's data shows more growth, starting around 40 million in 1995, climbing steadily to reach approximately 65 million by 2005. Austrian data starts just above 60 million in 1995, rises to about 65 million in 1997, slightly decreases and then rises again to about 60 million by 2005.
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The line graph show how much money people spent on book in Germany, France, Italy and Austria from 1995 to 2005.
Overall, spending on book increase in all four country. Germany spent the most money during period, while Austria has the biggest increase.
In 1995, Germany spent 80 million dollars on books. France was second with 55 million dollars. Italy spent 50 million dollars and Austria spent the least 30 million dollars.
From 1995 to 2005, spending in Germany go up and down a little but it reach about 95 million dollars in 2005. France also increase steady from 55 million to 75 million dollars. Italy show a small rise during the period. It spending from 50 million dollars to 60 million dollars in 2005. Austria stay almost the same until 1999, but after it increase quickly. In 2003, Austria spent more money on book than Italy. By 2005, Austria reach for 72 million dollars.
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