The line graph shows thefts per thousand vehicles in four countries between 1990 and 1999.

The line graph depicts the

number

of

thefts

per thousand cars in four different countries, Great Britain, Sweden, France and Canada, from 1990 to 1999.

Overall

, throughout the given

period

, it can be seen that Great Britain accounted for the greatest

number

of

car

thefts

. Despite

this

, Sweden was the only country to witness an increase,

whereas

the other three fluctuated. In 1990, there

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approximately 8000 reported crimes of carjacking per thousand vehicles and

this

then

increased gradually to around 12000 in 1996. By the half end of the given

period

, the

number

of

car

thefts

remained stable until 1999 which increased to just under 15000. Regarding Great Britain, from 1990, numbers were at around 17500 which

then

kept climbing up to about 20000 in 1992. In the following year, the amount of

car

thefts

witnessed a dramatic drop to approximately 16000. From 1993 to 1996, the

number

saw a substantial increase to

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levels as in 1992 which

then

fell back down

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levels by the end of the

period

.

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of

car

thefts

in Canada and France fluctuated throughout the entire

period

and ended with with about the same

number

of

car

thefts

as the beginning with around 6000.