The line chart illustrates information on car theft from four different nations between 1990 and 1999. Overall, the Great Britain recorded the highest proportion of car robbery, whereas in France and Canada the robbery was the lowest. Meanwhile, the percentage for Sweden increased gradually from 1990 to 1999. In the Great Britain, the proportion of car stole was around 17 thousand in 1990. In 1993, the precentage grew rapidly and reached 20 thousand; however, in 1999 the fraction of robbed car was roughly 16 thousand. Turning to Sweden, this country accounted for 8 thousand in 1990, but in 1999 this proportion rose to 14 thousand. In contrast, France had roughly 6 thousand vehicles stolen in 1990. This nation showed a fluctuation and reached to a similar conclusion in 1999: 6 thousand. Meanwhile, in Canada the robbed car accounted for 7 thousand in 1990; subsequently, its proportion dropped and mirrors France's percentage: 6 thousand.