A bilateral graph depicts an increase on one side of a zero line and a decrease on the other side. Bilateral graphs are used to display data when there is both positive and negative values. These maps are used for comparisons mainly.
The image above represents a bilateral graph entitled "Bilateral Technical Cooperation in Japan's Environmental ODA" in which the figures indicate new trainees in each fiscal year for the acceptance of trainees and the total of new and continual assignments for the dispatch of experts and JOCVs.
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