The chart below shows the price in Euros of 800 grams of four types of bread in one European country from 2001 to 2006

The line graph illustrates the

price

of 800 grams of various types of

bread

in a particular European nation over five consecutive years, starting from 2001.

It is clear that

while

the

price

of brown, white and rye

bread

increased, the

price

of

wholegrain

bread

witnessed a wild fluctuation over the period shown.

Additionally

, the figure for brown

bread

saw the biggest change. In 2001, residents in

this

country had to spend 0.8

euros

for 800 grams of

wholegrain

bread

,

while

the other types only cost 0.6

euros

each. In 2002, the

price

of

wholegrain

, brown and white

bread

increased dramatically, with the figure for

wholegrain

bread

reaching a peak of 1.8

euros

,

whereas

the

price

of rye

bread

saw a slight decline. From 2002 to 2005, the figures for rye

bread

and white

bread

both increased considerably to 1.3 and 0.7

euros

respectively,

while

there was a substantial drop of 1 euro in the

price

of

wholegrain

bread

in 2005. Meanwhile, the

price

of brown

bread

fluctuated wildly between 1.4

euros

and 1.6

euros

throughout the period.