The graph below gives information on the differences in clothing exports from three different countries

The international trade statistics of three specific countries are set out in the line graph above, which indicates the rise and fall over four years. The general overview depicts two notable trends. On the one hand, a striking resemblance between two gradual waves of the overseas market in

Colombia

and

Japan

;

On the other hand

, Myanmar with sharp ups and downs over three main pullbacks in 3 years in a row. Myanmar had experienced an inconsistent export market by the year 2003. To expand,

this

country increased the rate from 0 to 800000000$.

Furthermore

,

this

land reached another summit and added more than a hundred

million

dollars

to the previous number.

However

,

this

record didn't

last

for a long time and had a significant setback in just a year from more than 900

million

dollars

to less than 400

million

dollars

. The

last

shown fluctuation refers to 2002 to 2003 with a steady pullback of around 100

million

dollars

.

According to

the graph,

Colombia

and

Japan

rose

similarly

.

While

the rates overlapped once in 2000 and approached about 500000000$, the

overall

incline moved separated but parallel. As an example, achieving 650000000$ and 600000000$ in

Colombia

and

Japan

in respect in 2001.

Also

, a consistent decrease occurred over two years.

Japan

met 500

million

dollars

,

while

its competitor

Colombia

decreased to 600

million

dollars

.