The line graph illustrates the average monthly income and the prices of both black and white television and colored televisions in Japanese currency, in a 20-year period, between 1953 to 1973.
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the monthly salary in Japan shows an upward trend throughout the period, Linking Words
while
the Linking Words
colored
and black and white televisions face a decline in prices.
In 1953, the monthly income in Japan was at its lowest at approximately 30 Change the spelling
coloured
yen
. Use synonyms
However
, the figure began to increase significantly through the given timeline, reaching a peak of 180 Linking Words
yen
by 1973.
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On the other hand
, black and white Linking Words
TV
's price was expensive for the average monthly income, which cost 100 Use synonyms
yen
in 1953; Use synonyms
In contrast
, the Linking Words
TV
faced a drop in price till 1968. After Use synonyms
which
, the cost of buying a Correct pronoun usage
this
TV
remained stable for the Use synonyms
last
5 years. Linking Words
Moreover
, the Linking Words
colored
Change the spelling
coloured
TV
price was at its highest by 180 Use synonyms
yen
in 1958; Use synonyms
then
, the figure fell dramatically in the following 5 years. Afterwards, the figure declined slightly till the end of the period about 90 Linking Words
yen
.Use synonyms
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