The two line graphs below show New Zealand import figures from Australia and Japan in the years 1994 - 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The two line charts depict the values of imported
goods
from two countries (Australia
and Japan
) from 1994 to 2004. The units are measured in New Zealand Dollars.
Overall
, a greater amount of money was spent on products from Australia
than from Japan
. While
imports from the former have increased over the decade, the same has decreased for the latter.
In 1994, 3000 million
NZ$ worth of goods
were imported from Japan
. Over the next ten years, this
value
decreased by 1000 million
. On the contrary
, an upward trend is observed in Australia
, with an initial value
of 4000 million
, which doubled by the end of the decade.
Additionally
, there is a considerable fluctuation in values for both countries. The prices of imported goods
from Australia
varied significantly and dipped in 1999 (3000 million
) and in 2002 (5000 million
). Although
the value
of Australian goods
in 1999 was 1000 million
lower than Japan
's, it exceeded the latter in 2002 by about 3000 million
. Additionally
, some variation from the downward trend can be observed in Japan
. Two peaks were recorded: the first in 1997 and the second three years later, with an average value
of just over 6000 million
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