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

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

Malaysia

, from 2010 to 2015 in billions of US

dollars

.

Overall

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

on the other hand

, had the most stagnant trend of all nations,

while

Malaysia

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

Malaysia

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

billion

to 320

billion

dollars

, before dropping somewhat in 2015 to around 300

billion

dollars

. Despite

this

drop,

Malaysia

remained

first,

with the largest

GDP

of the three other countries. Nepal,

on the other hand

, remained the

last

runner, with over a

billion

dollars

in 2010 and slightly more than 1.5

billion

dollars

in 2015.

In contrast

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

billion

dollars

in

GDP

in 2010, and reached a peak of over 290

billion

in 2015, nearly topping 

Malaysia

.

Finally

, Pakistan followed a similar path, with a

GDP

of around 110

billion

dollars

at the start of the year,

then

steadily increased to just under 200

billion

dollars

, despite the minor decrease in 2012.