The line graph illustrates the sales of three different household goods between 1995 and 2005.
Overall, TVs were the bestsellers and dishwashers were the lowest bought at that time. All three items followed an upward trend at the end of the time period.
If we look at the sales of TVs, we can clearly see that TVs were the most popular goods in 1990, nearly 8500. After that, the sales rose slightly until 1995, around 9000. However, from 1995 to 2000 there was a moderate decline, just a little over 8000. After that, the sales increased sharply, just over 12 000.
Turning to DVD players, it can be seen that sales started around 6500 in 1990. As same as the TVs., they experienced a gradual rise forward 1995, nearly 7000. Following that, the number of sales in DVD experienced a little fall in 2000, just under 6000. After that, there was a significant growth, just under 8000.
Looking at dishwashers, it is notable that they were at least popular in 1990, just a little over 4000 goods were sold. In contrast to TVS and DVD players, sales of dishwashers until 1995 dropped gradually, just over 2000. From 1995 to 2005, there was a significant climb, nearly 4500.