The line graph gives a comparison of sugar which is consumed by Indian citizens and the it’s manufacture in India, over a 10 year period between 2001 and 2011.
Overall, two aspects of sugar industry (consumption and production), throughout a decade both showed a noticeable increase in the end of the survey. However they oppose different types of increase:stable and unstable ones.
The consumption of sugar illustrates pure stable increase over the years, however, being responsible for only a single decrease. In 2001, the numbers for consuming the sugar goods started at 23, being slightly lower than it’s counter part. However in 2003, the figures reached 25, on the same numbers as the production. In the year of 2005, an apparent slight reduction could be seen, coming to 24. Finally, from 2005 to 2011 the numbers demonstrate stable increase reaching a mark of 33.
The production of sugar showed the increase which notably fluctuates over time. In 2001, figures started with 27, however, in 2003, these numbers illustrate a slight reduction, equalizing with the consumption of sugar. In the following year(2005), these numbers plummeted to 18 – the lowest figures over the years. Nevertheless, in 2007, numbers rocketed towards a mark of 34 – the highest point, the exact opposite of it’s counter part. As for the 2009, the numbers dropped to 21 and finally experienced an increase, slightly higher than consumption(31).