This pie chart displays the exports of material by India and China from different countries between the years 2000 to 2011.
On an overall, Germany was the major exporter of goods to both the nations, while other had lesser and unchanged percentage of goods.
In India, in 2000, United Kingdom was the biggest exporter by 29% and Belgium was the second largest exporter which was 3% lesser export by UK after that Germany by15%. While in China, Germany was the major exporter of goods by 38% and followed by France with 13%. Other countries had less than 10% of export to both countries.
From 2000 to 2011, in India there was a drastic changed in export from UK almost decreased by around half of % and Belgium was fell by 5%. Germany surpassed both the UK and Belgium to 25%. While in China, Germany increased their export to 48% which is around half of the overall export. Other countries had approximately unchanged export to both the countries.
This pie chart displays the
exports
of material by India and China from
different
countries
between the years 2000 to 2011.
On an
overall
, Germany was the major
exporter
of
goods
to both the nations, while other had lesser and unchanged percentage of
goods
.
In India, in 2000, United Kingdom was the biggest
exporter
by 29% and Belgium was the second largest
exporter
which was 3% lesser
export
by UK after that Germany by15%. While in China, Germany was the major
exporter
of
goods
by 38% and followed by France with 13%. Other
countries
had less than 10% of
export
to both countries.
From 2000 to 2011, in India there was a drastic
changed
in
export
from UK almost decreased by around half of % and Belgium was fell by 5%. Germany surpassed both the UK and Belgium to 25%. While in China, Germany increased their
export
to 48% which is around half of the
overall
export
. Other
countries
had approximately unchanged
export
to both the
countries
.