The bar graph shows how many people per million owned an automobile in China during the period 1987 to 1999. There is clearly a trend that over the years it has become more common to own a vehicle in China. In 1999 the population per million that owned any type of transport was four times more than in 1987.
Between 1987 and 1991 we can observe a slightly increased vehicle ownership. In 1987 it was 2 thousand per million people who owned an automobile and in 1991 that figure rose to 5 thousand per million people. Between 1991 and 1999 there was a significant increase in vehicle ownership. Although the increase is gradual and it was in 1999 when it reached the peak, a bit more than 4 thousand per million people owned a means of transport.
Overall, it can be seen that the popular trend to own any type of transport has become more and more poupar over the years. When in 1987 only a few thousands per million people owned a vehicle at the end of the 90s that number rose above 4 thousand per million people.
The bar graph
shows
how
many
people
per
million
owned
an automobile in China during the period 1987 to 1999. There is
clearly
a trend that over the years it has become more common to
own
a
vehicle
in China. In 1999 the population per
million
that
owned
any type of transport was four times more than in 1987.
Between 1987 and 1991 we can observe a
slightly
increased
vehicle
ownership. In
1987 it
was 2 thousand per
million
people
who
owned
an automobile and in 1991 that figure rose to 5 thousand per
million
people
. Between 1991 and 1999 there was a significant increase in
vehicle
ownership. Although the increase is gradual and it was in 1999 when it reached the peak, a bit more than 4 thousand per
million
people
owned
a means of transport.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the popular trend to
own
any type of transport has become more and more
poupar
over the years.
When
in 1987
only
a few thousands per
million
people
owned
a
vehicle
at the
end
of the 90s that number rose above 4 thousand per
million
people
.