The bar chart illustrates the rising of GDP every 12 months for three nations during the period of three-year.

The bar chart illustrates the rising of GDP every 12 months for three nations during the period of three-year. Overall, there were different trends in the GDP growth for Tunisia, Japan, Ecuador from 2007 to 2010. In 2007, Tunisia's GDP was the highest figure in the group of three countries with 6%, which was almost twice as many as the percentage of Ecuador'. At this time, Japan has the lowest proportion of GDP with 2%. There were significant rises in the GDP of Japan and Ecuador in 2008, which was double from the 2007s' figure, 4% and 5%, respectively. In contrast, the proportion of Tunisia increased slightly by about 2%. Within two years from 2008 to 2010, Tunisia's GDP decreased gradually by about 1% while Japan reached a peak of 6. 5%, and it was the same as Tunisia's figure in 2007. However, there was a fluctuation in the Ecuadors' GDP, it fell dramatically to about 4% in 2009, and then, this number was rose by 1% in the year 2010. It can be noted that, although Tunisia's figure was the highest in 2007, it fell to 3% in the period of three years, which was half the proportion of the original year. On the other hand, Japan's GDP was the lowest percentage of the three nations group, but it rose sharply within two years from 2008 to 2010, with double figures compared to 2007.