The line graph compares the amount of clothing exported by three countries from 1999 to 2003.
Overall, clothing exports from both Colombia and Myanmar had increased from their initial values by the end of the period shown. Japanese clothing exports, on the other hand, had slightly declined. Interestingly, Colombian and Japanese exports showed relatively small fluctuations from 1999-2003 whereas exports from Myanmar were extremely volatile.
Looking in more detail, in 1999 Myanmar exported approximately 5 million dollars of clothing compared to about 450 million dollars for Colombia and 575 million for Japan. However, from 1999 to 2000 Myanmar clothing exports skyrocketed, surpassing both countries for a total of 800 million dollars’ worth. The relatively small gap between Japan and Colombia, on the other hand, narrowed even further with both countries exporting around 530 million dollars of clothes in 2000.
From 2000, Myanmar clothing exports continued to increase, reaching a peak value of 920 million dollars in 2001 before plummeting and then recovering slightly in 2003 for a final value of 400 million, the lowest among the three countries. Colombia, having surpassed Japan in the period from 2000 to 2001, ended up with the highest total exports in 2003 at 600 million dollars.
The line graph compares the amount of clothing exported by three
countries
from 1999 to 2003.
Overall
, clothing
exports
from both Colombia and Myanmar had increased from their initial values by the
end
of the period shown. Japanese clothing
exports
,
on the other hand
, had
slightly
declined.
Interestingly
, Colombian and Japanese
exports
showed
relatively
small
fluctuations from 1999-2003 whereas
exports
from Myanmar were
extremely
volatile.
Looking in more detail, in 1999 Myanmar exported approximately 5
million
dollars
of clothing compared to about 450
million
dollars
for Colombia and 575
million
for Japan.
However
, from 1999 to 2000 Myanmar clothing
exports
skyrocketed, surpassing both
countries
for a total of 800
million
dollars’
worth. The
relatively
small
gap between Japan and Colombia,
on the other hand
, narrowed even
further
with both
countries
exporting around 530
million
dollars
of clothes in 2000.
From 2000, Myanmar clothing
exports
continued to increase, reaching a peak value of 920
million
dollars
in 2001
before
plummeting and then recovering
slightly
in 2003 for a final value of 400
million
, the lowest among the three
countries
. Colombia, having surpassed Japan in the period from 2000 to 2001, ended up with the highest total
exports
in 2003 at 600
million
dollars
.