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Band 5+: The line graphs below show the production of and demand for steel in million tonnes and the number of workers employed in the steel industry in the UK in 2010.

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The image displays two line graphs. The first, titled "Demand for Steel," has a vertical axis for "Million tonnes" (0-6000) and plots "Amount Produced" and "Actual Demand" by month. The approximate monthly data for Amount Produced are (in million tonnes): January 3900, February 5000, March 4000, April 3900, May 3900, June 4000, July 4000, August 3200, September 4900, October 4000, November 2900, and December 800. The approximate monthly data for Actual Demand are (in million tonnes): January 2000, February 3000, March 3100, April 2300, May 2900, June 1900, July 2800, August 2100, September 2600, October 1900, November 400, and December 2100. The second graph, titled "Number of workers employed," has a vertical axis for "Number of workers (in thousands)" (0-6000). Its approximate monthly data points are (in thousands): January 5000, February 5500, March 3000, April 3000, May 3100, June 2500, July 2500, August 3500, September 3000, October 2500, November 2000, and December 1000.
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The provided line graph compares the tonnes of steel’s actual demand and production along with the numer of workwrs in this industry. Overall, it is evident that the actual demand was lower while the production of steel ecperienced an upward trend. Additionally, the quantities of employees decline over the given period.

On January steel production started at a mere 4000 tons, which was significantly higher than its demand. It lthen slightly peaked to nearly 5000 tons before remaining unchanged until August at 4000 tons. This figure later sharply increased from 3000 tons to just below 5000 tons recovery and then experienced drastic decline to about 90 tonnes by December. As far as consumer’s demand concerned different and lower rates could be seen. Starting at 2000 tons, it fluctuated on the following months, it gradually climbed again and reached its previous quantity(2000 tons), before declining at 0 tons.

Meanwhile, the number of employees worked at steel industry ranked the highest with an impressive 5000 threshold and then gradually decreased until the beginning of the August with just above 2000. This figure dramatically declined concluding of the period at a low 1000.

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