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 three line graphs depict

australian

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dollars in

import

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imports

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and exports in three different countries ( China, Japan and

USA

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the USA

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) from 2004 to 2009.

Overall

, the import levels were quite similar in all three examples, unlike exports that varied

according to

the country. in 2004 the

Australian

dollar for import trading was around A$20

billion

for every country.

This

data remained quite stable over the years for Japan and the United States

in contrast

, it slightly rose for China, reaching just under A$30

billion

in 2009. Looking at

exporting

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, even in

this

case

australian

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dollars

expierienced

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steady growth in China, starting from a value of just over A$20

billion

in 2004 and ending with around A$40

billion

in 2009.

Australian's

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export with Japan experienced a less steady rise; in 2004 the

australian

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dollar value was A$20

billion

, it reached its peak in 2008 with A$40

billion

but in 2009 decreased to around A$30

billion

. For the USA, exports remained around A$10

billion

throughout the years, with some slight falls and ascents.