The two line graphs indicate the proportion of smokers and the alcohol intake in liters per person of four various countries from 1960 to 2000.
Overall, all countries saw a decline in smoking, with the United States having the least amount of smokers throughout the 40 years. Alcohol consumption sharply increased in Holland, whereas the US and Turkey saw slight growth in the middle years, but would regress closely back to the original amount in the more recent years.
60% of the population were smokers in Holland during 1960, however, it considerably dropped to roughly 40% in the year 2000. Japan also saw a similar percentage by the year 2000, nevertheless the decrease was more gradual as it started from 50% in 1960. The United States had the least amount of smokers at any given point and had a total drop of approximately 20%.
Holland had a dramatic spike in alcohol consumption in liters per person, overtaking the United States in the mid 1970s. The average amount consumed was around 4 liters in 1960, yet the end result in the most recent year was around 10 liters. Turkey would remain fairly stable as the years passed, having no significant change. The United States peaked at 10 liters in 1980, but gradually reduced to roughly 8 liters again.
The two line graphs indicate the proportion of smokers and the alcohol intake in liters per person of four various countries from 1960 to 2000.
Overall
, all countries
saw
a decline in smoking, with the
United
States
having the least
amount
of smokers throughout the 40 years. Alcohol consumption
sharply
increased in Holland, whereas the US and Turkey
saw
slight growth in the middle years,
but
would regress
closely
back to the original
amount
in the more recent years.
60% of the population were smokers in Holland during 1960,
however
, it
considerably
dropped to roughly 40% in the
year
2000. Japan
also
saw
a similar percentage by the
year
2000,
nevertheless
the decrease was more gradual as it
started
from 50% in 1960. The
United
States
had the least
amount
of smokers at any
given
point and had a total drop of approximately 20%.
Holland had a dramatic spike in alcohol consumption in liters per person, overtaking the
United
States
in the mid 1970s. The average
amount
consumed was around 4 liters in 1960,
yet
the
end
result in the most recent
year
was around 10 liters. Turkey would remain
fairly
stable as the years passed, having no significant
change
. The
United
States
peaked at 10 liters in 1980,
but
gradually
reduced
to roughly 8 liters again.