The graph below shows that the percentage of Australian exports to 4 countries from 1990 to 2012
The line graphs depict the changes in the percentages of Australian
exports
to four nations Japan, the United States, China
, and India
from 1990 to 2012, measured in percentage terms.
The most famous trend from the line chart is the dramatic increase in export rates to China
. By 2012, China
had the highest export percentage, while
India
had the lowest. The most significant disparity between China
and India
was observed in 2012.
In 1990, Australian exportation to China
and India
took up only a small fraction, with less than 5% each. In the following years, exports
to China
increased significantly to 25% in 2010, and this
trend continued till the end of the period with almost 30%. On the other hand
, India
's exports
remained the lowest throughout the period. Exports
from Australia reached its
peak in 2010 at around 8% but Correct pronoun usage
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then
declined to 5% after 2 years, which was only one-fifth of the figure from Japan.
By 2010, China
had surged to the highest position with around 26%, about 21 percentage points higher than in 2000. In contrast
, the United States had dropped to about 6%, a significant decrease from 12% in 2000.Submitted by nguyenvuthaison3005 on
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