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The line graph illustrates the money spent by the people in four different nations Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, and the UK

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The line graph illustrates the money spent by the people in four different nations Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, and the UK for the purpose of research regarding the renewal sources of energy for the period of 25 years from 1975 to 2000. The units have been measured in dollars. Overall, it is apparent from the graph that the money spent by Switzerland and Denmark residents for the research showed an increasing trend over the given period of time, while for Spain and Great Britain, it shows a fluctuating trend. Switzerland was the only country in which the people provided more money for the investigation of renewable sources of energy followed by Denmark, whereas Spain and the United Kingdom people spent less money for the same. With regards to Switzerland, it began with 0$ in the year 1975, and sharply increased for next 5 years reaching at around 2$ in 1980, after this also it kept on increasing gradually, and by the end of the period it accounted for 5$. Similarly, Denmark also started with 0$ in 1975, and by 1980 it comprised to 1$, being static for next 10 years [1980-1990], after which it took a rapid surge and reached at around 3. 3$ in the year 2000. On the other hand, Spain and the UK, both commenced with 0$ in 1975 and increased sharply till 1980 reaching just over 1$, before falling to about 1$ and 0. 5$ respectively. In the case of Spain, it keeps on decreasing till 1990, reaching at around 0. 3$, whereas, in the UK there was a gradual increase after 1985, and reached at around 0. 8$ in 1990. After 1990, Spain observed an increase till 1995, before finally dropping to about 0. 6 $ by the end of the period, while for the UK, it continued with a slight decline and, reached approximately 0. 2$ in 2000.

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