In the following text, a graphic line that shows "the
money spent on the book" in different countries of the world will be
clearly described, four is specific, such as:
The first country is Germany, which from 1995 to 1999
achieved a dramatic increase in book spending, with 90 million dollars, then it
has a slight decline and again increases gradually in 2005 with a higher
monetary expenditure .
Secondly, the country is France, which between 1995 and 1999
its monetary expenditure remained stable, although in 2001 it slightly
increased its expenses, but again it remained stable and, finally, the monetary
expenditure on books increased slightly in 2005 with 80 million dollars
Also, the third country corresponds to Italy, whose
expenditure fluctuates, since it begins with a slight growth in the year 1997,
but then decreases again in the year 1999 and this situation remains constant
in time until the year 2005, which gradually reached a monetary increase for
the purchases of books.
Finally, there is the country of Australia, which from 1995
to 1999 increased slightly the book expenses, but then remained stable,
although in the year 2001 to 2005 it increased dramatically its expenses,
surpassing the 70 million dollars of expenses for the purchase of the books.
In conclusion, this linear chart highlights the expenditures
that each country made to buy books over time, from 1995 to 2005 and shows that
Germany is the largest country in expenses and the most stable country in
expenses is Italy.
