The line charts illustrate the production and demand of steel and the number of worker employed between January and December. Overall, it is obvious that the steel production and the worker numbers witnessed downward trends while the oppose was true for the remainder. Also, another noteworthy feature is that despite some ups and downs over the period shown, the actual demand returned to its origiral value at the end.
As can be seen from the charts, in January, the quality of employees stood at 5000 while the amount of steel made was 4000 million tonnes which was twice as much as figure for the demand. Over the next six months, the amount of steel produced increased to 5000 million tonnes then fell to the original and remained stable until the end of July while the demand for steel fluctuated between 2000 and 3000 million tonnes. Meanwhile, the number of employees rose slightly, but latter dipped to 3000 and stabilized through April before decreasing to 2800 in July.
From July onwards, the amount of steel made reached a second peak at nearly 5000 million tonnes in September, before plummeting to 1000 million tons at the end of the year. Similarly, after growing slowly to 3. 500 in August, the worker numbers plunged sharply to 1000 in December. By contrast, the need for steel fluctuated until October and fell steeply to 0 million tonnes, but latter w
The line charts illustrate the production and
demand
of
steel
and the
number
of worker employed between January and December.
Overall
, it is obvious that the
steel
production and the worker
numbers
witnessed downward trends while
the oppose
was true for the remainder.
Also
, another noteworthy feature is that despite
some
ups and downs over the period shown, the actual
demand
returned to its
origiral
value at the
end
.
As can be
seen
from the charts, in January, the quality of employees stood at 5000 while the amount of
steel
made was 4000
million
tonnes which was twice as much as figure for the
demand
. Over the
next
six months, the amount of
steel
produced increased to 5000
million
tonnes then fell to the original and remained stable until the
end
of July while the
demand
for
steel
fluctuated between 2000 and 3000
million
tonnes. Meanwhile, the
number
of employees rose
slightly
,
but
latter dipped to 3000 and stabilized through April
before
decreasing to 2800 in July.
From July onwards, the amount of
steel
made reached a second peak at
nearly
5000
million
tonnes in September,
before
plummeting to 1000
million
tons at the
end
of the year.
Similarly
, after growing
slowly
to 3. 500 in August, the worker
numbers
plunged
sharply
to 1000 in December. By contrast, the need for
steel
fluctuated until October and fell
steeply
to 0
million
tonnes,
but
latter
w