The graph below shows consumers’ average annual expenditure on cell phone, national and international fixed-line and services in America between 2001 and 2010.

The given line graph provides information about the breaking down of twelve monthly costs in three distinct

services

by producers in a period of nine years. The unit is measured in

dollars

.

Overall

, both sectors experienced a different trend throughout the year.

Although

, the total

amount

spent on national fixed line

services

was high at the onset,

however

,

cellphone

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cellphones

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surpassed

at the end

of the period. More money was spent on a mobile phone than its counterpart. In 2001,

while

National Fixed-line took the lead in terms of cost with a total

amount

of 700

dollars

,

however

, Cell Mobile overtook the lead. The

amount

decreased gradually to just above 600

dollars

in the next year. The fund started decreasing steadily to about 500

dollars

in 2006 until it reached its lowest peak in 2010 by half of 800.

By contrast

, the expenses for phone

as well as

international fixed line

services

were not much. Just 200 and about 250

dollars

respectively.

Nevertheless

, the expenditure on mobile phones witnessed a gradual growth in the next three years with an

amount

of about 300

dollars

which was higher than the other

services

. The figure rose steadily and skyrocketed to about 700

dollars

higher than the other sectors. Regarding international fixed lines, the cost remained relatively stable from 2003 to 2010 with just above 300

dollars

each.