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The image presents two line graphs: the first graph shows 'Demand for Steel' with an 'Amount Produced' peaking at 5000 million tonnes in January, decreasing to around 4200 in April, peaking again at 4900 in August before falling sharply to 3000 million tonnes by December; 'Actual Demand' remains relatively steady around 4100 million tonnes with slight fluctuations throughout the year, ending close to 4000 in December. The second graph depicts the 'Number of workers employed', starting at 6000 in January then sharply declining to around 3000 in April, maintaining a slight increase to 3200 in August, and consistently decreasing to approximately 1800 by December.
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The line graphs show how much steel was produced and demanded in million tonnes and how many people worked in the steel industry in the UK in 2010.
Overall, there was a decrease in the amount of steel produced, while the demand for it remained the same. In addition, the number of employers in the steel industry witnessed a drop over the given period.
The amount of steel manufactured started at exactly 4000 million tonnes in January, after which it rose to 5000 million tonnes in September, before ending the period at under 1000 million tonnes in December. The figure for steel demanded was at 2000 million tonnes in January, followed by a mild fluctuation and a final rise to 2000 million tonnes in December.
5000 thousand workers were employed in the steel industry in January, with a subsequent sharp drop to about 3000 thousand 2 months later, and a gradual decline to precisely 1000 thousand in the last year of the period.
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