The line graph illustrates the number of magazines by one publisher in terms of sales in four European countries named France, Holland, Belgium and Germany in the years between 1999 and 2002.
overall, the figures for the books sold out in France and Belgium were the only one to a stable increase over the period given, with latter one seeing a more change. The quantity of the sales of books in Holland and Germany gradually decreased, despite experiencing a slight rise the former country eventually dropped to its original state.
With regards to the number of books sold in France, it began at about 4 millions in 1999, which was followed by steady increase until 2002, reaching to 5millions. Likewise, the sales in Belgium started at nearly 2millions in 1999, after which, figure increased astonishingly to 5millions, surpassing from Holland and Germany and ending up in the position with France at the end of the period.
On the other hand, the figures for books sold out in Holland did not witnessed a much change, except for a slight increase ( about 3.4millions) in 2000. Starting at around 4.5millions, the sales in Germany gradually declined with the same pace, a figure which ended up at bottom of the period in 2002.