The graph below shows the amount of money spent on books in Germany, France, Italy and Austria between 1995 and 2005.

The given line graph illustrates the expenditure on books in four different domains within a time span of 10 years. From an

overall

look, it is manifested that the spending on books in all countries experienced an upward trend throughout the period.

In addition

, the spending power of Germans was the maximum of all,

while

that of Austrians observed the steadiest ascent. Delving into

further

detail, it is evident that in 1995, Germans allocated their money to books the largest, with the amount of 80

million

dollars, continuing to reach 90

million

before falling by around 5

million

and eventually at its peak at 95 dollars in millions. Meanwhile, the purchase of Austrians, despite being at the bottom of the chart, with just 30

million

, climbed up to 40

million

, stabilizing from 1999 to 2001, rising considerably to a twofold increase compared to the beginning

at the end

of the period. Concerning other nations, France,

together with

Italy, show its total purchase at 50

million

and a little above that figure, respectively. There was a similar change seen in two dimensions, but to a lesser extent, with the data about 70-50

million

of the aforementioned, in the given order.