The bar chart illustrates a country's export earnings in different types between years 2015 and 2016, with a table represents the variance rates per export type from years 2015 to 2016.
Overall, in both 2015 and 2016, the export earnings from petroleum products and engineered goods accounted for the most percentages, while as for the proportion change in values, textiles increased most.
In terms of export earnings from 2015 to 2016, petroleum products contributed the largest scale, both years had more than 60 billion earnings. The following category was engineered goods, which had about 56 billion in 2015 and around 62 billion in 2016. Similarly, earnings from textiles were also more from 2016, which was nearly 32 billion, compared to approximately a quarter billion in 2015. However, in 2015, gems and jewellery made up higher earnings about 43 billion, which was around two million higher than that in 2016. Lastly, agricultural products, which the two years had similar earnings that were a little higher than 30 million.
Turning to the rate change in values in both years, agricultural products increased the least amount, which was 0. 81%, following by petroleum products at 3%. After that, engineered goods increased 8. 5% in comparison. Then, textiles changed the largest percentage at 15. 24%. However, there was only the gems and jewellery that shows a downward trend at 5. 18 percent.
The bar chart illustrates a country's
export
earnings
in
different
types between years 2015 and 2016, with a table represents the variance rates per
export
type from years 2015 to 2016.
Overall
, in both 2015 and 2016, the
export
earnings
from petroleum
products
and engineered
goods
accounted for the most percentages, while as for the proportion
change
in values, textiles increased most.
In terms of
export
earnings
from 2015 to 2016, petroleum
products
contributed the largest scale, both years had more than 60
billion
earnings
. The following category
was engineered
goods
, which had about 56
billion
in 2015 and around 62
billion
in 2016.
Similarly
,
earnings
from textiles were
also
more from 2016, which was
nearly
32
billion
, compared to approximately a quarter
billion
in 2015.
However
, in 2015, gems and
jewellery
made up higher
earnings
about 43
billion
, which was around two million higher than that in 2016.
Lastly
, agricultural
products
, which the two years had similar
earnings
that were a
little
higher than 30 million.
Turning to the rate
change
in values in both years, agricultural
products
increased the least amount, which was 0. 81%, following by petroleum
products
at 3%. After that, engineered
goods
increased 8. 5%
in comparison
. Then, textiles
changed
the largest percentage at 15. 24%.
However
, there was
only
the gems and
jewellery
that
shows
a downward trend at 5. 18 percent.