The graph below shows the production of three forest industry products in a European country, namely timber, pulp, and paper from 1980 to 2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make a comparison where relevant.

The given graph illustrates the output of three forest industry products—timber,

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, and paper—over a period from 1980 to 2000 in a European country.

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, the trends indicate that

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each product fluctuated during

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time, all showed an increase in output by the end of the period compared to their initial levels. In 1980, timber and

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production

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started at around 5 and 4

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respectively,

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paper

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was slightly higher at 6

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. Timber

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experienced a sharp increase, peaking at 10

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in 1985, before declining to 8

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and stabilizing until 2000.

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,

pulp

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production

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fluctuated significantly, hitting its lowest point of 2

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around 1982 but

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steadily increased, ending with a sharp rise to approximately 12

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in 2000. Paper

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showed a relatively stable increase throughout the years, gradually rising from 6

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in 1980 to around 9

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by 2000, despite minor fluctuations in the mid-1990s. In summary,

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timber

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initially

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surged but

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leveled

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off,

pulp

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experienced the most dramatic growth, particularly in the final years, and paper showed consistent but moderate progress.