The graph below shows that the persentage of Australian export to four countries from 1990 to 2012

The given line chart serves data about the amount of Australian export to some particular

Countries

in 13

years

. From the graph,

it is clear that

one of the

Countries

was stable in importing from Australia, yet most of the

Countries

fluctuated or even constantly dropped every year. China is the country which slowly rose the percentage in the early

years

, starting from the first 10

years

at approximately 5%, continuing to 10% in 2005, and significantly climbing to 25% just in five

years

.

Moreover

, it keeps the trend and reach its peak percentage in 2012 at almost 30%. On the other hand, Japan

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consistently dropped by almost twice in the first ten

years

but slightly rose in 2005 (17%-18%).

However

, it dropped again to 16% in the next 5

years

and continued to stabilise around that number until the end of the period. The rest of the

countries

(The US and India) were changed lucratively.

However

, India was not importing from Australia until 2000, it significantly increased the percentage to approximately 8% in 2010

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but decreased to around 5% in the next two

years

.