The graph below shows the average monthly salary and the prices of black and white and colour TV in Japanese Yen from 1953 to 1973.
The line graph displays the mean monthly salary and how much it cost to buy a black and white and a coloured
TV
in Japanese currency between 1953 and 1973.
Overall
, the average monthly salary increased gradually during the recorded period. While
the prices
of coloured TV
were higher than Black and white TV
, both version prices
decreased gradually during the time span.
In Japan, the salary of
each month rose gradually from nearly 30 Change preposition
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Yen
in 1953 to almost 120 Yen
in 1968, before it increased dramatically to just over 180 Yen
in 1973.
The coloured TV
trend started in 1958,
when the Remove the comma
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prices
were significantly high. Coloured TV
Value decreased significantly from nearly 180 Yen
in 1958 to just above 100 Yen
in 1963 before it dropped steadily for the next 10 years to just above 80 Yen
in 1973. Although
Black and White TV
prices
were less than Coloured ones, their prices
went down gradually, similarly
. Black and White TV
prices
declined gradually from around 100 Yen
in 1953 to nearly 40 Yen
in 1968, before they remained steady for the next five years.Submitted by
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