The line graph shows the percentages of Australian export with four countries. The graph below shows the percentage of Australian exports to 4 countries from 1990 to 2012

The line graph showcases the proportions of Australian exports in Japan, the US,

China

and

India

between 1990 and 2012. From a broad perspective, we can observe that

India

and

China

experienced upward trends,

whereas

Japan and the US witnessed downward trends.

Moreover

,

China

demonstrated the most dramatic increase among all countries.

To begin

with,

India

and

China

began the year with the lowest rate, comprising a number of 0%.

India

remained stagnant for 10 years until the rate was slowly soaring to 5% in 2005.

India

was able to maintain its growth in the subsequent years until it unfortunately decreased again to 5% in 2012.

China

depicted its first rise in 2000, comprising

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5% and was continuously growing until 30% in 2012. The US started the year with 12%, followed by a slight decrease to 8% in 1995 before it reached back its previous level in 2000. The US

also

demonstrated a progressive decline to 5% in 2010, until it slightly increased again in 2010, accounting for a share of 6%.

Furthermore

, Japan denoted the highest level in 1990 and turned into the lowest chart in 2010.