The line graph illustrate the change in production in 1980 to 2000 in three different products: timber, paper, and pulp in million tonnes in and these products in forest industry in a european country.
Overall, the paper had highest production in forest industry, but at the other hand pulp had lowest production, but before that timber hold high production in forest industry but after two years the production had decreased.
Furthermore, in 1980 timber hold 6 million tonnes of production but after one year that was increased 9 million tonne, but after this year that was speedly decrease above 6 million tones in 1995, and at the end of year in 2000 timber contain around 8 million tonnes of production.
Additionally, the pulp hold 4 million tonnes production in 1980, and in 2000 that contain 6 million tonnes, and that was fluctuating between 4 to 6 million tonnes production in these years. In addition, in 1980 paper production hold 3 million tonnes but after that suddenly spike on 9 million tonnes in 1995, at in the end in 2000 paper production hold 10 million tonnes in forest industry.
