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The image displays a line graph showing the annual earnings ($) of three bakeries in Calgary from 2000 to 2010. Amandine Bakery's earnings for each year were: 2000: $55,000, 2001: $55,000, 2002: $55,000, 2003: $55,000, 2004: $55,000, 2005: $55,000, 2006: $58,000, 2007: $68,000, 2008: $96,000, 2009: $102,000, and 2010: $105,000. Mari Bakeshop's earnings were: 2000: $82,000, 2001: $93,000, 2002: $90,000, 2003: $80,000, 2004: $90,000, 2005: $62,000, 2006: $58,000, 2007: $60,000, 2008: $42,000, 2009: $40,000, and 2010: $40,000. Bolo Cakery's earnings were: 2000: $20,000, 2001: $26,000, 2002: $23,000, 2003: $38,000, 2004: $38,000, 2005: $38,000, 2006: $40,000, 2007: $42,000, 2008: $60,000, 2009: $62,000, and 2010: $65,000.
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The graph illustrates yearly income of Amandine Bakery, Mary Bakeshop and Bolo Cakery from 2000 to 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that Amandine Bakery’s and Bolo Cakery’s incomes increased over the given period of time, while Mari Bakeshop’s annual revenue declined.
Amandine Bakery plateaued from 2000 to 2003, with the annual income slightly under 60,000 dollars, while Bolo Cakery saw slight fluctuations during the aforementioned period of time. From 2003 to 2005, both Amandine Bakery and Bolo Cakery witnessed no changes in their yearly earnings of a bit less than 60,000 and 40,000 dollars, respectively. Starting with 2006, there was a steady growth in both bakery’s profits.
Regarding Mari Bakeshop, its revenue experienced a slight increase three times in 2001, 2004, and 2007, with the highest income of approximately 90,000 dollars in 2004. There were gradual declines between 2001 and 2003, 2004 and 2006, and 2007 and 2010, with the lowest earnings of 80,000 dollars, slightly below 60,000 dollars, and 40,000 dollars, respectively.
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