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The image presents a graph tracking three products' production in million tonnes over five years: Timber, Pulp, and Paper, from 1980 to 2000. Timber starts at 5 million tonnes in 1980, peaks at 9 million tonnes in 1985, dips to 7 million tonnes in 1990, and rises to 10 million tonnes by 2000. Pulp production begins at 4 million tonnes in 1980, increases steadily to 5 million tonnes by 1985, reaches 6 million tonnes in 1990 and holds steady till 2000. Paper production initiates at 6 million tonnes in 1980, climbs sharply to 9 million tonnes by 1990, peaks at 11 million tonnes by 1995, and ends at 10 million tonnes in 2000.
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The line graph shows change in production of timber, pulp, and paper measured in tonnes in the forest industry in a European country ranging between the year 1980 upto 2000. It is clearly depicted that there was fluctuations in the production of all the products.
Timber production began with high pruduction from the year 1980 to 1985 with approximately 10 tonnes but then gradually decreased upto 6 tonnes in 1995 and for the last 5 years it slightly increased again to 8 tonnes. On the other hand, pulp production fluctuated in the given years with less than 6 tonnes that is it kept falling and rising from 1980 to 1985 and stagnated from 1995 to 2000.
Finally, there was a sharp increase in paper production from 1980 upto 1995 from 3 tonnes upto approximatelly 9 respectively, however from the same year the production stopped then thereafter rose again to 10 tonnes.
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