The graph illustrates the annually rice output in four different regions in 1995,

2005 and 2015. Overall, the amount of rice generated in country A, B and C
experience an upward trend throughout the period while the reverse was true for
that figure in country C. Moreover, the amount of rice manufactured in country A
was highest in any given year except in 2005.

In 1995, the amount of rice produced in country A was approximately 45 million

tonnes, which was considerably higher than that figure in country B. However,
after 10 years, the manufacture of rice in country B increase remarkably and was as
high as that of amount in country A, which slightly rose to around 47 million
tonnes in 2005. The amount of rice created in country A then continued to went up
and reach a peak of 50 million tonnes while in contrast, this figure for country B
declined moderately to about 42 million tonnes in the end of the period.
In 1995, country D started with the lowest amount of rice manufactured and was
marginally lower than that figure in country C (about 6 million tonnes). After 10
years, when was 2005, the rice output rose unsignificantly and reached about 8
million tonnes before witnessed a downward trend and reached around 6 million
tonnes again in the end of the period. The production of rice in country B,
however, reached approximately 6 millions in the end of the period ofter remained
stably for the first twenty years.