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The line graphs below show the production and demand for steel in million tonnes and the number of workers employed in the steel industry in the UK in 2010. v.3

The line graphs below show the production and demand for steel in million tonnes and the number of workers employed in the steel industry in the UK in 2010. v. 3
The first line graph presents a comparative analysis of the market requirement for steel and production of this material in 2010 in the UK. The second graph shows the total number of workers employed in this industry in the same year. Overall, the steel production in the UK in 2010 sur-plused the demand, except at the end of the year. The production of steel throughout the time exceeded the demand. In the first quarter of the year, the actual market call for steel started at 2000 million tonnes in January, but production was two times with a continuous rise. Later somewhere in April, the demand started reducing, but production was soaring and reached 5000 million tonnes. Moreover, demand showed further fluctuations approximately till November and fell to almost zero whereas production of the steel attained plateau for some time with further variations and started falling later. After that, in December the demand was nearly double than the production. From the second graph, it is evident that the total number of workers in the steel industry in the UK was 5000, 000 in January and it rose for a month or so. But it then showed a sudden plunge and reached 3000, 000 by April, with further fluctuations in number till August. However, the number of workers continued to fall and reached 1000, 000 by the end of the year.
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of this material in 2010 in the UK. The second graph
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in the UK in 2010
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, except at the
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end
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of
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throughout the time exceeded the
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. In the
first
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at 2000 million tonnes in January,
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but
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production
was two times with a continuous rise. Later somewhere in April, the
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demand
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started
reducing,
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production
was soaring and reached 5000 million tonnes.
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,
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demand
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showed
further
fluctuations approximately till November and fell to almost zero whereas
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attained plateau for
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falling later. After that, in December the
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double
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From the second graph, it is evident that the total
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of workers in the
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industry in the UK was 5000, 000 in January and it rose for a month or
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so
.
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it then
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showed
a sudden plunge and reached 3000, 000 by April, with
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fluctuations in
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number
till August.
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, the
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number
of workers continued to fall and reached 1000, 000 by the
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end
of the year.
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IELTS academic The line graphs below show the production and demand for steel in million tonnes and the number of workers employed in the steel industry in the UK in 2010. v. 3

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