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Details regarding the price of four categories of bread in one European nation between

2001 and 2005 are revealed in the diagram.


Overall, the price of wholegrain bread witnessed dramatic fluctuations while an
upward trajectory could be seen in the remaining types of bread over the examined
period. Moreover, brown bread became the most exorbitant.
Regarding wholegrain bread, the price was $0.8 in 2001, then it reached its pinnacle,
basically doubling in 2001. Afterward, it witnessed following years of sharp decline,
reversing to its initial 2001’s data in 2005.
Concerning brown bread, $0.6 was recorded in 2001, then it moved in parallel with
wholegrain bread, recording 1.5 in 2002. After mild fluctuations, the price of this
bread ended at $1.6 in 2005.
In terms of white bread, the price stood at $0.6 in 2001, then it witnessed an twofold
rise, registering $1 in 2002. Subsequently, the price of this bread consistently climbed
at a gradual pace, culminating at $1.3 in 2005
In regard to rye bread, this food witnessed negligible movements over the surveyed
period, becoming the most affordable bread type.

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