The line graph shows the percentages of Australian exports with four countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The

line

graph evidences numeral statistics regarding the

amount

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of

exportations

of Australia to four different countries.

Overall

, we can see that the graph takes into consideration the period that starts from 1990 and ends

up

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in 2012.

Furthermore

, every country is not named, but they are represented by different coloured lines. It is evident that, for many years, the nation indicated with the blue

line

has been the place which received more importations from Australia.

However

, from 2007, the red

line

took the first place, covering around 28% of Australian

exportations

in 2012. More detailed, the blue

line

indicates a nation that experienced a constant decrease from 1990 to 2012, where it received about 16% of Australian

exportations

.

In addition

, the country represented by the orange

line

saw periods of up and down, which brought it to an

overall

decrease in percentage over the period analysed.

Moreover

, from 2000 to 2012, the brown

line

behaved in the opposite manner of the orange

line

. Before that year, it faced a steady amount of

exportations

received from Australia.