The line graph below compares the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in four countries in billions of US dollar.

The line graph depicts the gross domestic product (

GDP

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) of four countries, including Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, and

Malaysia

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, from 2010 to 2015 in billions of US

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.

Overall

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, the gross domestic product of the four countries stayed nearly constant over time. Nepal,

on the other hand

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, had the most stagnant trend of all nations,

while

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Malaysia

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was the only country to decrease towards the end of the period.

Malaysia

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saw consistent growth from 2010 to 2014, with values ranging from 260

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to 320

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dollars

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, before dropping somewhat in 2015 to around 300

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dollars

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. Despite

this

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drop,

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remained

first,

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with the largest

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of the three other countries. Nepal,

on the other hand

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, remained the

last

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runner, with over a

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dollars

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in 2010 and slightly more than 1.5

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dollars

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in 2015.

In contrast

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, Bangladesh and Pakistan have had relative growth over the years. To illustrate, Bangladesh came in second with roughly 190

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dollars

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in

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in 2010, and reached a peak of over 290

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in 2015, nearly topping 

Malaysia

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.

Finally

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, Pakistan followed a similar path, with a

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of around 110

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dollars

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at the start of the year,

then

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steadily increased to just under 200

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dollars

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, despite the minor decrease in 2012.