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The image displays a table delineating changes in cinema numbers across different regions from 2004 to 2009, detailing City Center with 1,512 theaters in 2004, 1,620 in 2009, and a percentage increase of +7.14%, Near City Center with 300 theaters in 2004 and 400 in 2009, showing a percentage increase of +33.33%, Suburb with 40 theaters in 2004 reducing to 30 in 2009 with a percentage decrease of -25%, and Countryside with 108 theaters in 2004 declining to 90 in 2009 with a percentage decrease of -16.67%; cumulative totals manifesting 2,100 cinemas in 2004 evolving to 2,287 in 2009, reflecting an overall percentage increase of +8.9%.
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The table shows the change in the number of cinemas in different regions of a European country between 2004 and 2009.
Overall, the total number of cinemas increased during this period. The city center and areas near the city center saw growth, while the suburb and countryside experienced a decline.
In 2004, the city center had the highest number of cinemas, with 1,512 places. This number rose to 1,620 in 2009, showing a small increase of about 7%. Similarly, cinemas near the city center increased from 300 to 400, which was a significant rise of about one third. This area had the largest percentage growth among all regions.
On the other hand, the number of cinemas in the suburb decreased from 40 in 2004 to 30 in 2009, which was a drop of 25%. The countryside also showed a decline, falling from 108 cinemas to 90.
In total, the number of cinemas went up from 2,100 to 2,287, indicating an overall growth of nearly 9%
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