The graph illustrates the amount of money, people of America spend on two different types of phones yearly during 2001 and 2010.
Overall, the operating costs on the personal phone had increased drastically whereas the reverse can be true for landlines at their homes.
In 2001, the market was quite saturated as landline was mostly used and people were spending just below $700 yearly meanwhile the annual cost on the mobile phone was just $200. After 2001, there is a gradual increase in mobile phone expense every year while the opposite had been seen in the case of landlines. By the time of 2006, people were spending an equal amount of money in both the mediums of about $550 yearly. While from 2007, the expense on mobile phones had overcome the cost on landlines. In 2010, both the figures had quite a difference in them as the amount spent on mobile phone services had reached around $750 whereas, on the landline, people just spend about $400 yearly
The graph illustrates the amount of money,
people
of America spend on two
different
types of
phones
yearly
during 2001 and 2010.
Overall
, the operating costs on the personal
phone
had increased
drastically
whereas the reverse can be true for landlines at their homes.
In 2001, the market was quite saturated as landline was
mostly
used
and
people
were spending
just
below $700
yearly
meanwhile the annual cost on the mobile
phone
was
just
$200. After 2001, there is a gradual increase in mobile
phone
expense every year while the opposite had been
seen
in the case of landlines. By the time of 2006,
people
were spending an equal amount of money in both the mediums of about $550
yearly
. While from 2007, the expense on mobile
phones
had overcome the cost on landlines. In 2010, both the figures had quite a difference in them as the amount spent on mobile
phone
services had reached around $750 whereas, on the landline,
people
just
spend about $400
yearly