The graph below shows the changes in production (millions) of three products in a garment factory from 1990 to 2010.

The line graph compares the

production

(millions) of

suits

,

dresses

and coats in a clothing

factory

over 20 years.

Overall

, It is clear from the line graph that the output of coats in the

factory

saw a considerable increase. The

production

of

dresses

remained at the lowest position among the three types of clothing between 1990 and 2010. In 1999, the most popular product in the garment

factory

was

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suits

, producing over 15

million

items,

while

the figure for the

production

of

dresses

was 1o

million

. One year later, the

production

of

suits

reached its peak (around 23

million

),

while

the figure for dress

production

just slightly rose by 2.5

million

(at 12.5

million

). After 1995, both productions of

suits

and

dresses

declined to 16

million

in 2005 and 11

million

in 2000 respectively. By 2010, the figure for

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suit and dress

production

stood at 18

million

and 15

million

each.

By contrast

, the output of coats in the clothing

factory

witnessed a noticeable increase from 1990 to 2010, from around 7.5

million

rose to 25

million

.