The line graph shows value changes in the UK steel industry between 1970 and 2000, while the second line chart shows employment status in the same industry.

The

first

line graph illustrates the changes in the value of the

UK

steel industry over a

period

from 1970 to 2000,

while

the second line graph depicts employment status in the same industry.  

Overall

, in the

first

chart, it is notable that the trend for total

UK

demand and

UK

production witnessed downward trends throughout the

period

,

while

the reverse is true for the trend for imports.

Additionally

, in the second chart,

it is clear that

the work status decreased over the

period

.   Regarding the figures in the

first

diagram, in the

first

year, the value of total

UK

demand was the highest at 200.000,

whereas

the value of

UK

production was 170.000 and that of Import was 7.000.

Then

, the figures for total

UK

demand and

UK

production went down significantly in the rest of the

period

, ending the

period

with 100.000 and 80.000 respectively,

while

the trend for imports went up strikingly throughout the

period

, reaching 78.000

at the end

of the

period

.   When it comes to the rate of job status in the

UK

steel industry, it started at 50.000 in 1970 and decreased noticeably throughout the

period

. In 2000, it ended the

period

at around 18.000.