The line graphs below show the production and demand for steel in million tonnes and the number of workers employed in the steel industry in the UK in 2010.

The first line chart describes how the manufacturing and need for

steel

changed in the UK in 2010,

while

the second line graph provides information about how many workers were hired in the

steel

sector in the same period and location.

Overall

, the monthly amounts of

steel

produced were consistently higher than those of actual demand, except for December because of a significant decline in

this

month

.

In addition

, the number of people working in

this

industry saw a considerable drop throughout the year. In January 2010, 4.000

million

tonnes of

steel

were manufactured in the UK, followed by a fluctuation in the range from 5.000

million

to 3.500

million

every

month

before experiencing a sharp decrease to under 1.000

million

in December.

Conversely

, despite some fluxes, the volumes of actual requests in the first and the

last

month

of

this

year remained exactly at 2.000

million

. The

steel

industry had 5.000 employees at the beginning of the stage examined,

,

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after which it slightly grew to approximately 6.000 in February before witnessing a downward trend in the next

month

. The total of steelworkers continuously tumbled in the later course of

this

year, ending at around 1.000.