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The supplied bar chart compares the dairy production patterns of three countries in 2012.
Overall, all the countries examined exhibited similar patterns in terms of how much dairy products they release into the market. Additionally, the biggest gap between these regions existed in butter production, while milk emerged as the most immensely produced diary item.
European union was the primary producer of milk, with its production capacity exceeding 142k in 2012. This country was then closely followed by the second giant โ India- which produced 127k metric tons of the same commodity, showing a notable difference of 40k metric tons compared to the United States (roughly 90k metric tons). The cheese manufacturing was also dominated by European Union, a cheese producer whose production capacity was even higher than the combined total of US (approximately 5k) and Brazil (700) in the same year.
There was a large disparity in the amount of butter produced by the countries, with India taking the lead with its whopping quantity of 7,5k metric tons, followed by European Union and United States, with respective figures of 2k and 810 metric tons. Conversely, EU countries contributed relatively less to the milk powder market, producing only 770 metric tons. China and New Zealand produced almost identical quantities of milk powder, each having a manufacturing capacity within the range of 12 and 11k.
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The provided line chart compares households in one European country in terms of how many computers they possessed from 1997 to 2011.
Overall, people had become more aware of technologies towards the end of the period, with this correspondence manifesting itself as a drop in the proportions of families who had no computer. Additionally, the percentages of households owning one to three or more computers remained relatively steady, albeit at varying levels.
Initially, there was a small discrepancy in the proportions of European household who used to possess either one or more than three computers. However, this discrepancy had become more pronounced as the percentages of computer-less households dropped by two times, declining from just over 45% in 1997 to roughly 20% in 2011. This decline correlated with a rise in the percentage of households owning three or more computers, a category that experienced some fluctuations but generally increased over time, reaching nearly 45% by 2011.
The proportions of household which possessed a single or double computers increased noticeably, with the latter one seeing the bigger change. There was a huge leap in the number of families possessing two computers, with the figures of these households increasing by four times from approximately 8% in 1997 to just under 30% in 2011. Similarly, the remaining type of families followed a similar patter, though with varying degrees. Even though the rates of household who had only a single computer remained relatively stable from 1997 to 1999, the next consecutive years saw a bigger growth as almost 10% of all households used only one computer in the final year.
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