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1 Figure 2008 MPM INCOME BY DIVISION
40 $32.2
Millions of Dollars
30 22.0 20 24.3
10
0 Theme Parks Motion Pictures DVDs & Videos
Source: Industry Profiles (New York: DataPro, 2008), 225.
Your name
Figure 5 MOTION PICTURE REVENUES: 20042009
50 Millions 40 of Dollars 30 20 10 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009*
* Projected. Source: Industry Profiles.
Your name
Figure 8 2008 MPM INCOME BY DIVISIO...
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