The graph illustrates data about how three different bakeries earned early income in London during the ten years from 2000 to 2010.

The graph illustrates data about how three different bakeries earned early income in London during the ten years from 2000 to 2010. Overall, what stands out from the graph is that there were considerable upward trends in terms of Robbie's Bakery and Bernie's Buns, while the Lovely Loaves saw a downward trend over the period covered by the graph. In addition, the interesting point is that the Lovely's Loaves was the highest in the half of period, before it went down dramatically the remained years. Looking at the details, as regards Bernie's Buns, the figure stood at £20, 000 in 2000, and then it fluctuated slightly over next three years, which point leveled off under £40, 000 until 2006. Afterward, there was a sharp rise in 2008 finishing at around £60, 000 in 2010. As for Robbie's Bakery, it started at under £60, 000 in 2000, which has remained stable until the next five years. Then there was a significant growth, which reached at around £100, 000 in 2010. On the other hand, the income for Lovely Loaves, began highest at £80, 000 in 2000, which fluctuated around £90, 000 until 2004. After that, despite having a dramatic fall by £50, 000 from £90, 000 to £40, 000 in 2008, the figure leveled off in the last two years.