The line graph depicts the data about the number of robberies per thousands in four countries namely: Great Britain, Greece, Spain and Norway from 2000 to 2009.

The line graph depicts the data about the number of robberies per thousands in four countries namely: Great Britain, Greece, Spain and Norway from 2000 to 2009. Overall, it can been seen that Great Britain was stand at the dominant, so other countries saw a fluctuated over the time period shown. The main facts that stand out are that In the last year of twenty century the number of British burglaries witnessed around 17 to per thousands. Whereas there were the level of thiefa approximately 8, 7 and 6 in Greece, Spain and Norway respectively. The following three years there registered a fluctuated in level of burglaries in Britain, also, thiefs in among of Greece people gradually increase in that period. In contrast Spain and Norway could boast of their amount of robberies. These two states experience a minimal decline to 6 and 5 accordingly. Subsequently, in the next 2 years, although the number of criminality in Britain and Greece saw a minimal increase to 16 and 9 in turn, that years in Spain a peaked at 7, Afterwards, while there was a stability just under about 5. From 2006 to 2009 experienced a significant decline in Spain and Britain, making up 4 and 15 accordingly. Greece and Norway registered a minimal increase to 14 and 7.