The graph below shows the amount of money spent on books in Germany, France, Italy and Austria between 1995 and 2005.
The presented line graph illustrates the proportion of money spent on
books
in four countries (Germany, France, Italy, and Austria) from 1995 to 2005, a period of 10 years
.
Overall
, spent the most money on books
in Germany over the years
, but even so, book sales in the countries increased dramatically.
According to
the graph, Germany started with $80 million
in 1995 and rose noticeably for the following years
to 1999. Despite a slow decline between 1999 and 2003, it reached its highest sales at $90 million
in 2005. In 1995-1999, there was a slight increased
from 30 Replace the word
increase
million
to 40 million
in Austria. It also
remained stable from that year to 2001, however
, by 2003 it had increased to 20 million
, reaching 70 million
in the following 2 years
.
As for France and Italy, both spent nearly as much money on books
. Both countries had a rise in book spending from 1995 to 1997 but encountered a drop starting 1997 onwards in Italy. Nevertheless
, in 2001, France and Italy raised their expenses on books
to 71 million
and 61 million
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