The graph below gives information about the sales of the three most commonly purchased items in a particular bakery for the year 2014.

The line graph depicts the

amount

of

sales

of three different items (bread, buns, and pies) bought in a particular bakery in one period (2014).

Overall

,

it is clear that

both bread and bun products

sales

experienced a fluctuation,

while

the

amount

sales

of the pies increased gradually during the period. To delve into more details, the number profit-making of bread started at 80,000 dollars in January, and it

then

plunged to under $ 50,000 in March. From

then

on,

this

figure witnessed some fluctuations in the following months, increasing to $60,000 in April and falling down to just $40,000 before reaching a peak at almost $70,000 in June. It

then

inclined to around $45.000 in September afterwards It rose significantly to go back to $80,000 by December. In terms of buns

sales

, from January to August

this

figure had an upward trend, rising from just $40.000 to exactly %70,000. Unfortunately, the

amount

profitable of

this

then

decreased drastically to just $30,000

at the end

of the year.

However

, the rate of pies

sales

underwent an increase during the times, which accounted for only $10,000 in the first month. It

then

grew gradually to $20,000 in August, and

this

amount

remained stable for three months before reaching a peak of $40,000 in December.