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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 shows how much per kilogram of bananas costs in four different countries during a decade, Starting in 1994. Units are measured in US dollars ($).
Overall, throughout the period, despite wild fluctuations, the figures for Japan and the USA witnessed an upward trend, with the former leading and the latter registering a chart low. However, the price of bananas decreased slightly in Germany until 2004, while that in France remained unchanged, which, interestingly, started and closed the period as a runner-up.
Focusing on the countries where bananas cost more, which started at just under 2 dollars in 1994, the figure for Japan increased dramatically to a whopping 2.90 dollars and reached a chart high in the following year. Although the most noticeable reduction (from 2.90 to 1.60) in the price of bananas in Japan was registered with wild fluctuations in 2001, it recovered to just above 2.50 by the end. The price of bananas saw no changes in France, remaining stable at around 1.70$ until 2004, despite reducing to just 1$ in 2001.
In the remaining nations—Germany and the USA—bananas were rather cheaper. The figure for Germany started the period in the third position with just under 1.50 dollars in 1994. Then it saw a slight reduction to 1.30 dollars in 2002 and did not change until 2004. Lastly, the price of bananas increased from just 0.80$ in 1994 to 1.2$ in 1995 in the USA and finished the period with this price.
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