The bar graph shows number of days lost due to injury per worker in five different countries over a certain time period starting with 1991 and ending with 2005. From 1991 to 1995, China and Brazil lost 6 days which was the highest. The remaining three countries namely Germany, America, Korea lost nearly equal number of days that was around 3 days. Moving to next period of time that was from 1996 to 2000, China lost nearly 9 working days which was the highest. Following Brazil, America, Korea, Germany lost around 6, 3. 5, 3. 5, 3 days respectively. In the last period of time which was from 2001 to 2005, China was again the highest that lost 10 days followed by Brazil lost 7. 5 days. Both America and Brazil lost 5 days. Germany lost least days which were around 1. 5 in number. To conclude, China lost most working days in the given period of time. The country that lost least number of working days was Germany. 
The bar graph  
shows
  number
 of days  
lost
 due to injury per worker in five  
different
 countries over a certain  
time
  period
 starting with 1991 and ending with 2005. From 1991 to 1995, China and Brazil  
lost
 6 days which was the highest. The remaining three countries  
namely
 Germany, America, Korea  
lost
  nearly
 equal  
number
 of days that was around 3 days. Moving to  
next
  period
 of  
time
 that was from 1996 to 2000, China  
lost
  nearly
 9 working days which was the highest. Following Brazil, America, Korea, Germany  
lost
 around 6, 3. 5, 3. 5, 3 days  
respectively
. In the last  
period
 of  
time
 which was from 2001 to 2005, China was again the highest that  
lost
 10 days followed by Brazil  
lost
 7. 5 days. Both America and Brazil  
lost
 5 days. Germany  
lost
  least
 days which were around 1. 5 in  
number
.  
To conclude
, China  
lost
 most working days in the  
given
  period
 of  
time
. The country that  
lost
 least  
number
 of working days was Germany.