The line graph compares the fluctuation of prices of vegetations, sweets, and drinks, and it also exhibits the consumer prices index from 1979 to 2009.
Overall, it is clear that the prices from all product types increased over the period shown, and the consumer price index also rose.
In terms of fresh, fruits and vegetables stood at just over 50 in 1979. Then, it escalated swiftly to 100 in 1981 before a witnessed dramatic decline to just below 100 by 1985. Afterward, it upsurged remarkably with some fluctuations and reached just under 350 before experienced a steep decline at the end of the period. Moreover, it was higher than the consumer price index over the period shown.
Regarding, sugar and sweets and carbonated drinks, they started at just above 50 in 1979. Then, the figures climbed steeply and reached 100 from 1983 to 1985, and they were leveled off and equal to each other and the consumer price index. Afterward, the figures saw noticeable growth and finished at 200 for sugar and sweets while just above 150 for carbonated drinks whereas they remained under consumer price index which leveled off between 2007 and 2009.
The line graph compares the fluctuation of
prices
of
vegetations
, sweets, and drinks, and it
also
exhibits the
consumer
prices
index
from 1979 to 2009.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the
prices
from all product types increased over the period shown, and the
consumer
price
index
also
rose.
In terms of fresh, fruits and vegetables stood at
just
over 50 in 1979. Then, it escalated
swiftly
to 100 in 1981
before
a witnessed dramatic decline to
just
below 100 by 1985. Afterward, it upsurged
remarkably
with
some
fluctuations and reached
just
under 350
before
experienced a steep decline at the
end
of the period.
Moreover
, it was higher than the
consumer
price
index
over the period shown.
Regarding, sugar and sweets and carbonated drinks, they
started
at
just
above 50 in 1979. Then, the figures climbed
steeply
and reached 100 from 1983 to 1985, and they
were leveled
off and equal to each other and the
consumer
price
index
. Afterward, the figures
saw
noticeable growth and finished at 200 for sugar and sweets while
just
above 150 for carbonated drinks whereas they remained under
consumer
price
index
which leveled off between 2007 and 2009.