The charts below show Australian dollars in Australia’s trade in three nations from 2004 to 2009 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The provided three line graphs illustrate the status of Australia’s trade with three different countries (China, Japan and

United

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States) in the period between 2004 and 2009. It is obvious that the

export

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exports

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of Austria

went

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were

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stronger than

its

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their imports

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import

.

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apply

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import

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imports

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from China

raised

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rose

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from 20

billion

Australian

dollars

to 30

billion

Australian

dollars

from 2004 to 2009, indicating the strongest

import

trend with its trade among the three nations, respectively, Australia’s

export

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exports

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to China had a better performance and exceeded the

import

amount by 10

billion

dollars

in 2009.

Similarly

, the

exports

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value

of Australia to Japan had doubled the corresponding

import

value

in 2008 and closed the gap to 10

billion

dollars

in 2009, even though the

import

and

export

value

were the same in 2004. In stark contrast, the

import

and

export

to the U.S. remain stable, with the

import

value

constantly accounting for 20

billion

dollars

and the

exports

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value

fluctuated

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fluctuating

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between 8 to 10

billion

dollars

during

this

period.