The pie charts show the destination of export goods in three countries in 2010
The given pie charts illustrate the percentage breakdown of goods exported from three South American
countries
, in 2010.
It is clear that
while
Argentina and Chile’s exports
were distributed more evenly amongst other nations, the large majority of Mexico’s exports
were to the USA
.
From the charts, it can be seen that Argentina and Chile’s export trends were almost identical, with the majority of their exports
going to other Latin American countries
, at 38% for Argentina, and 31% for Chile. Meanwhile, 26% of Argentina’s exports
went to Europe, 16% to the USA
, and 20% to other countries
. Similarly
, Chile’s exports
consisted of 30% to Europe, 18% to the USA
, and 21% to other countries
.
In contrast
, the large majority of Mexico’s exports
were to the USA
, at 82%. The remaining exports
from Mexico were to Europe, at 6%, other Latin American countries
, at 6%, and other countries
, also
receiving 6%.Submitted by joyce.ta213 on
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