The graphs below show the number of calls a company received at their Nigerian and Indian call centres in connection wit hthe various cae models they produce.
The charts illustrate how many phone calls a car manufacturer’s Nigerian and Indian call centres took,
according to
which car model
was discussed. Overall
, in both countries, the number of calls received for Models D and E went down, but Model
C went up. However
, for Models A and B, there was a decrease in Nigeria
, while
there was an increase in India
.
Between 2010 and 2015, the number of calls for Model
D decreased by 6 and 44 for Nigeria
and India
, respectively. In the Nigerian centre, the Model
E went from having 68 calls in 2010 down to 57, while
these figures were 476 and 399 for the Indian one. On the other hand
, Model
C was responsible for increasing calls in both countries, going from 71 to 84 in Nigeria
and 402 to 476 in India
.
Meanwhile, Model
A saw a decrease in the Nigerian call centre, with the number of calls going from 52 in 2010 to 49 in 2015, but in India
, there was an increase as the numbers went from 322 to 380 calls. Model
B had a similar pattern, falling from 33 to 24 in Nigeria
but rising from 184 to 192 in India
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