The document describes the profits of products A, B, C, and D from January to December 2009. In January, product B had the highest profits of $50,000, followed by product D at $20,000, while products A and C earned around $10,000 each. By June, products A and C increased steadily to $25,000 and $30,000 respectively, but product B dropped dramatically to $35,000, and product D's profits remained steady. At the end of the year, product A became the highest earner with over $50,000, followed by product B at nearly $50,000, while product B fell to $25,000 and product D returned to its
The document describes the profits of products A, B, C, and D from January to December 2009. In January, product B had the highest profits of $50,000, followed by product D at $20,000, while products A and C earned around $10,000 each. By June, products A and C increased steadily to $25,000 and $30,000 respectively, but product B dropped dramatically to $35,000, and product D's profits remained steady. At the end of the year, product A became the highest earner with over $50,000, followed by product B at nearly $50,000, while product B fell to $25,000 and product D returned to its
The document describes the profits of products A, B, C, and D from January to December 2009. In January, product B had the highest profits of $50,000, followed by product D at $20,000, while products A and C earned around $10,000 each. By June, products A and C increased steadily to $25,000 and $30,000 respectively, but product B dropped dramatically to $35,000, and product D's profits remained steady. At the end of the year, product A became the highest earner with over $50,000, followed by product B at nearly $50,000, while product B fell to $25,000 and product D returned to its
The graph indicated the profit was made by each sort of
product among 4 types: A, B, C and D per month in 2009.
At the beginning of the mentioned year, product B had the
highest position with 50000 thousands of dollars. Following by product D with 20000 thousands of dollars. Product A and C were just around 10000 thousand dollars. However, the values of sales were different when it came to June of 2009.
The first two products A and C kept growing steadily to
around 25000 and 30000 thousands of dollars, while product B dramatically decreased to 35000 thousands of dollars and product D seemed not to change much. At the end of the year, A became the highest profit product with over 50 thousands of dollars following by B with nearly 50000 thousand dollars. Product B’s value of sales dropped down to just 25000 thousand dollars and D went back to its profit in January.
Overall, product B had a downward trend in its sale and D
fluctuated while product A and C became more popular with an upward trend of the profit.