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The image depicts a line graph detailing banana prices in Japan, France, Germany, and the USA from 1994 to 2004. In 1994, Japan was at 2.00 USD/kg, France 1.80 USD/kg, Germany 1.60 USD/kg, USA 1.00 USD/kg. In 1995, Japan climbed to 2.50 USD/kg, France held at 1.70 USD/kg, Germany at 1.60 USD/kg, USA at 1.00 USD/kg. In 1996, Japan was highest at 2.50 USD/kg, France lower at 1.50 USD/kg, Germany at 1.70 USD/kg, USA steady at 1.00 USD/kg. In 1997, Japan dropped to 2.30 USD/kg, France increased to 1.60 USD/kg, Germany 1.50 USD/kg, USA unchanged at 1.00 USD/kg. In 1998, Japan slightly fell to 2.10 USD/kg, while France and Germany remained at 1.60 USD/kg, USA consistently at 1.00 USD/kg. In 1999, Japan further decreased to 2.00 USD/kg, France and Germany stayed at 1.60 USD/kg, USA persisted at 1.00 USD/kg. In 2000, Japan again at 2.20 USD/kg, France 1.70 USD/kg, Germany 1.50 USD/kg, USA constant at 1.00 USD/kg. In 2001, Japan at 2.20 USD/kg, France stable at 1.80 USD/kg, Germany fell to 1.00 USD/kg, USA unchanging at 1.00 USD/kg. In 2002, Japan highest at 2.50 USD/kg, France returned to 1.80 USD/kg, Germany rose to 1.30 USD/kg, USA still at 1.00 USD/kg. In 2003, Japan peaked at 2.80 USD/kg, France at 2.00 USD/kg, Germany at 1.50 USD/kg, USA stationary at 1.00 USD/kg. In 2004, Japan reached 2.60 USD/kg, France increased to 2.00 USD/kg, Germany at 1.30 USD/kg, USA remained at 1.00 USD/kg.
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The line graph illustrates changes in the price of bananas in four countries – Japan, France, Germany, and the USA – over a ten-year period from 1994 to 2004.
Overall, banana prices in Japan showed significant fluctuations throughout the period and finished at the highest level among the four countries. Prices in Germany and the USA remained generally stable, with the USA consistently having the lowest figures. Meanwhile, France experienced noticeable variations, although prices were relatively steady in some years.
In 1994, the price of bananas in Japan was slightly above one dollar per kilogram, the highest among the four nations. It then dropped sharply in 1996 before rising again and fluctuating until 2004, when it reached around $1.80, maintaining its position as the most expensive. France started at about $1.10, fell slightly by 1996, and then fluctuated moderately for the rest of the period.
By contrast, banana prices in Germany and the USA remained almost unchanged throughout the decade. Germany’s prices stayed close to one dollar, while those in the USA were consistently a little lower, rarely exceeding $1.00 per kilogram. Both countries showed only minor ups and downs compared with Japan and France.
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