The line graph compares the amount of spending of money to provide books for four different

countries from 1995 to 2005, and is measured in million dollars. Overall, it is important to note that
Germany is the highest rate of costumers’ book in the period. In the begining of the periode, all
coutries saw the counsiderable distances, although the needs of books for all countries experienced
the similar rate at the end of period.

Basically, all of the countries saw the increases in over the period. Unfortunaltely, Italy dropped
significantly in books’ necessecty at 50 million dollars in 1999. However the following two years,
Germany’s rate witnessed a gradual growt at 90, this declined slightly in buying books at 82 million
dollars. Interestingly, the books’ necessery of Germany achieved the highest rate in the end of the
period.

The books’ supply in France and Austria stood at 55 and 30 million dollars respectively in 1995.
Although Germany remained constant at 40 from 1999 to 2001, this saw a significant increase
approximately 60 million dollars.