The graph shows the average Japanese month salary (Yen) from 1953 to 1983, and the prices of black and white televisions and color televisions during the same period.

The supplied line graph indicates how much was the Japanese people's income monthly, and

also

the costs of black and white and

color

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televisions over a thirty-year period. A glance at the graph reveals that the rate of wages had an upward

trend

in Japan.

However

, the prices of black and white and

color

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TV

witnessed a downward

trend

over the period. In 1953, the share of salary for

Japenese

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Japanese

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people was just under 20,000

of

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Yen

. (which was the lowest payment for employees and workers over the period). For the next 20 years later, the amount of income increased slightly in Japan.

Then

, the proportion of

salary

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for Japanese faced a dramatic rise in 1983. The amount of price of

color

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televisions was precisely 100,000

Yen

in the second half of

20th

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century. (between 1953 and 1963).

Next,

this

trend

declined sharply and reached roughly 50,000

Yen

in 1983.

Additionally

, Japanese individuals spent approximately 110,000

Yen

for purchasing

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a black and white

TV

in 1953. (which was the highest proportion of costs for buying

TV

over the whole year).

Following

this

, the price of black and white

TV

plummeted from 1953 to nearly 1960 and contributed to 40,000

Yen

in 1960.

At the end

of the

trend

, it decreased gradually and hit the bottom at just around 20,000

Yen

in 1983.