The three charts below show the value in Australian dollars of Australian trade with three different countries from 2004 to 2009.

The given charts present the three differents Australia's international trade countries:

China

,

Japan

, and United States, from 2004 to 2009, indicated in billion Australian dollars.

Overall

, it can be clearly observed that Australian products exported to

Japan

the most,

whereas

that of imported goods from the states was the largest throughout the given time frame.

However

, it is interesting to note that

although

Chinese products were taking in rather than shipping out to the country, there were some change shifted

at the end

of the period. To start with, in terms of imported value, in 2004 to 2008, the price of import goods from two out of three in aforementioned nations except

China

beginned at around 20 billions bucks. Whilst

Japan

and United states trends remained stable at around 20-25 billions dollars, that of

China

constantly rose to almost 30 billion dollars.

Hence

, between 2008 and 2009, Both

Japan

and America import's sales dropped yet

China

remained the same trend. In regards with, Australia's export figures, it is obvious that the number of exports to America experienced slightly rise and fall.

Therefore

, the other two asian nations:

China

, and

Japan

, either skyrocketed to its maximum or underwent drastic decline after reached its peak,respectively.