The graph shows consumers' average annual expenditure on cell phone, national and international fixed- line services in America between 2001 in 2010
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illustrates the yearly amount of money American people spent on cellphone, national and international Correct your spelling
graph
fixed-line
services
during the period from 2001 to 2010.
It is clear that
there was a considerable change in the spending on national landline
and cellphone services
. The figure for that of
mobile phones witnessed a significant rise Change preposition
apply
while
the opposite was true for the national landline
. A stability
was Remove the article
Stability
also
experienced by international fixed-line
services
.
In the year of
2001, making calls by national Change preposition
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fixed-line
service was recorded to be at the top of the list. The expenditure on that stood at 700$. However
, the money used on cellphone and international landline
was Fix the agreement mistake
landlines
at
only 200$ and 250$ respectively. Over the next 5 years, there was a decrease Change preposition
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by
200$ in national Change preposition
of
landline
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landlines
while
the distribution for that of mobile phones grew significantly by 300$. International landline
remained unchanged at 300$.
During the following years until 2010, the
Americans spent less money on national Correct article usage
apply
landline
, the figure for that kept dropping and reached a low of 400$. Mobile Fix the agreement mistake
landlines
phone
became the most popular device as the expenditure on Fix the agreement mistake
phones
it
increased significantly to over 700$. The international Correct pronoun usage
them
fixed-line
services
were not really preferred, the spending on those was stable at 300$.Submitted by danphamngocha on
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