The line graph shows thefts per thousand vehicles in four countries between 1990 and 1999. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons whare relevant.

The line graph describes vehicle

theft

rates

measured in thousands in four different countries namely Britain,

Sweden

,

France

and Canada from 1990 to 1999.

Overall

, most of the transport

are

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stolen in Great Britain throughout the years.

However

,

France

and

Sweden

had fluctuations over the periods.

Conversely

,

Sweden

shows an upward trend. With regards to

the

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Britain, at the start of the period, there

was

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nearly 17000

vechiles

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vehicles

thefts

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attempts are made. Later on, the

theft

rates

increased steadily for three years and it attained its peak in 1993 After that, it faced a sudden decline around16000 by 1994.

Likewise

, the

rates

are starts to increase and

peak

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at 20000 in 1997. At

last

,

at the end

of the period

although

it starts to decline it finished with a higher percentage of

theft

rates

.

Similarly

,

Sweden

shows a gradual rise from the beginning of the year 1990 which is around 7000. It continues to increase till 1996 and after that, it remained in a steady state for

further

two years

as

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13000.

Finally

, it ends at 14000 in the year

of

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1999.

On the other hand

, Canada and

France

were the countries with

low

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proportion of stolen vehicles. In 1990, 6000

theft

incidents are noted in 1990 Canada.

Similarly

,

France

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rate was 1 thousand lower in that same period. Both countries faced various trends. But, in the end, Both showed the same amount of 6000.