the graph below show the number of shops that closed and the number o fnewshops that opened in one country between 2011 and 2018.
The chart illustrates the total count of
closures
of existing shops and openings
the new ones in a part of the world from 2011 to 2018.
Overall
, although
there are downward trends for both types of stores, the number
of openings
experienced a substantial decline in comparison to closures
. In addition
, the proportion of closures
experienced a dramatic dip during seven years. It is noticeable the openings
had the highest figure at the beginning in
2011.
From 2011 to 2014, the Change preposition
of
number
of openings
started with nearly 8,500 stores, falling significantly to just under 4,000, and then
rose to slightly more than 6,000. On the other hand
, the figure for closures
displayed a fluctuation, starting from nearly 6,000. It is clear that
it reached a peak of over 7,000 in 2013.
From 2014 to 2016, while
the number
of closures
decreased to approximately 5,000 stores, exhibiting a significant dip in 2015, the openings
stood at 4,000. For the rest of the years, the number
of closures
remained stable at nearly 5,000 but the openings
decreased gradually to 3,000.Submitted by raha.roham1994 on
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