The bar chart shows the total number of minutes of telephone calls in Finland from 1995 to 2004. The calls are divided into three types: local calls from landlines, national and international calls from landlines, and calls from mobiles.
Overall, local landline calls were the most common type in all years, but they decreased after 2001. In contrast, mobile calls and national and international calls increased steadily.
In 1995, people made about 12,000 million minutes of local landline calls. This number rose every year and reached a peak of 17,000 million minutes in 2001. After that, it fell quickly and went back to 12,000 million in 2004.
National and international landline calls were about 6,000 million minutes in 1995. This figure increased steadily and reached about 10,500 million minutes in 2004. Mobile calls were very low in 1995, at only about 200 million minutes. However, they grew very quickly, especially after 2000, and reached almost 10,000 million minutes in 2004, which was close to the other two types.
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