Overall, London accounted for the majority of prices, while the minimum proportion was observed in Madrid throughout the years given.
In detail, London made up the negative 2. 5 % during 1990-1995, whereas this figure rocketed 11% at the end of the period. Madrid stood at about 1% in the beginning of the period, whereas this ratio increased and reached its peak of 4% during 1996-2002. Tokyo included negative 7. 5 % from 1990 to 1995, then a slightly rising was experienced in Tokyo. The prices for New York comprised negative 5% in the beginning of the period, while this proportion climbed and became 5% during 1996-2002. The percentage change consisted of nearly 2% in Frankfurt in the years of 1990-1995, whereas the prices decreased and reaching 1% in the end of the year.
Overall
, London accounted for the majority of prices, while the minimum proportion
was observed
in Madrid throughout the years
given
.
In detail, London made up the
negative
2. 5 % during 1990-1995, whereas this figure rocketed 11% at the
end
of the period. Madrid stood at about 1% in the beginning of the period, whereas this ratio increased and reached its peak of 4% during 1996-2002. Tokyo included
negative
7. 5 % from 1990 to 1995, then a
slightly
rising
was experienced
in Tokyo. The prices for New York comprised
negative
5% in the beginning of the period, while this proportion climbed and became 5% during 1996-2002. The percentage
change
consisted of
nearly
2% in Frankfurt in the years of 1990-1995, whereas the prices decreased and reaching 1% in the
end
of the year.