From the bar chart, we can
clearly see that combined time spent in billions of minutes, on three different
kinds of phone calls in the United Kingdom, from 1995-2002. Overall, local calls were the most popular over the whole
period, with national and international calls and calls on mobiles second and
third respectively.
However the number of minutes spent on international and national calls and mobiles increased over the period, with mobile minutes increasing dramatically, thus narrowing the gap between the three categories by 2002.
However the number of minutes spent on international and national calls and mobiles increased over the period, with mobile minutes increasing dramatically, thus narrowing the gap between the three categories by 2002.
In comparison, the highest jump was local calls for rose gradually
to reach 90 billion in 1999 and then steadily decreasing 70 billion minutes in
2002.
National and International calls increased steadily from just
under 40 billion minutes in 1995 to a peaked at 60 billion in 2002.
Mobile calls rose gradually 10 billion minutes, in 1999. After that
rose Sharply to reach 40 billion minutes in 2002.
Finally resumptive lately
in mobile phone usage rising. However local calls in decreased.
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