The graph below shows the percentage of Australian exports to four countries from 1990 to 2012.

The line graph illustrates how much international trade Australia did

to

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with

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four major countries (Japan, USA, China and India) between 1990 and 2012.

Overall

, Japan, which

initially

placed first among the other countries, dropped significantly in proportion over the twenty-two-year period. China and India saw an increase over the same interval, in which the former grew substantially,

while

the latter fell to some degree in the final year. One notable trend can be seen in the data for Japan, which witnessed a steady decline from the peak of thirty

million

in 1990 to just under twenty

million

in 2012. Meanwhile, China experienced a rapid climb all the way to thirty

million

sales over the same period. The only country to remain below ten

million

in sales quota throughout the given period was India,

whereas

The US was the sole country which showed a fluctuation in quantity for the whole time span.