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The provided graph depicts Sri Lanka’s property reserves for half a decade starting from 2017. Overall, there was a dramatic change in the assets. Despite the peak in 2018, after that year, they witnessed a steady downfall. Observing closely the graph, the data used to perform well during the 2017-2018 period. In particular, it averaged around 6. 5 billion dollars in 2017, which then rose to roughly 8 billion in the following year. 2018 was also the time when the revenue reached the top of merely 10 billion dollars, indicating a prime era for Sri Lanka. However, this economic achievement quickly subsided as the figure started to take a nosedive. Specifically, the first decline occurred in 2019 with the mean value of only about 7. 5 billion, followed by a further decrease of 1 billion one year later. Finally, 2021 was full of financial hardships when the assets mostly failed to exceed 4 billion dollars, as opposed to the previous years.