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The bar chart shows the number of mobile phones and land lines per 100 people in seven countries: Canada, the US, Germany, Denmark, the UK, Sweden and Italy.
Overall, most countries had more mobile phones than land lines. However, Canada, the US and Denmark had more land lines than mobile phones. Italy had the most mobile phones, while Canada had the fewest.
In Canada, there were only about 37 mobile phones per 100 people, but there were about 64 land lines. The US was similar, with 48 mobile phones and 67 land lines. Denmark had high numbers of both, with 83 mobile phones and 88 land lines, which was the highest number of land lines in the chart.
In the other four countries, mobile phones were more common than land lines. Germany had about 71 mobile phones and 61 land lines. The UK and Sweden had about 84 and 88 mobile phones, and 58 and 67 land lines. Italy had the highest number of mobile phones, at 90 per 100 people, but it had the lowest number of land lines, at only about 43.