The line chart below illustrates the change in shop closures and openings from 2011 to 2018, in a particular country.
The line graph shows the number of
shop
closures
and openings
in a specific country from 2011 to 2018. Overall
, the trends for both
shop
closures
and openings
fluctuated significantly during this
period, with closures
generally being higher than openings
, except in a few years.
In 2011, shop
closures
stood at around 6,500, while
openings
were lower at approximately 8,500. Both
figures saw a drop in 2012, with closures
falling to around 6,000 and openings
plummeting to 4,000. By 2014, closures
surged to their peak at 7,000, whereas
openings
showed a gradual increase, reaching around 6,000 in the same year.
The most notable change occurred in 2015 when closures
dipped sharply to a low of 500, while
openings
remained steady at 4,000. Following
this
, both
figures rose again in 2016, with closures
increasing dramatically to 5,000 and openings
slightly rising. In the final two years, both
openings
and closures
remained relatively stable, with closures
around 5,000 and openings
consistently lower at around 3,000.
In summary, the data reflects a fluctuating pattern in shop
openings
and closures
, with closures
typically exceeding openings
, except in 2015.Submitted by eparfenenkov on
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