The given bar graph illustrates the amount of capital earned through a country’s export in different categories for a period of one year (2015-2016). The table provides the data for the percentage change in each category during the same period.
Overall, it can be observed that profit was more in 2016 as compared to the previous year with “gems and jewelry” as an exception. While petroleum products and engineering goods lead to the maximum capital during the two-year period, textiles and agricultural products were on the lower side of the graph.
Looking closely at the graph and table, we can notice that petroleum products increased 3% more in 2016 which improved the earnings from $60 billion to $64 billion. Similarly, engineering goods recorded an 8. 5% profit increasing the amount from $56 billion to $62 billion. Meanwhile, textiles contributed to nearly half of the previous two categories but had a noticeable jump of 15. 24% moving from $25 to $32 billion. Lastly, the only category recording a loss of 5. 18% was gems and jewelry, shifting from $43 to $41 billion.
The
given
bar graph illustrates the amount of capital earned through a country’s export in
different
categories
for a period of one year (2015-2016). The table provides the data for the percentage
change
in each
category
during the same period.
Overall
, it can
be observed
that profit was more in 2016 as compared to the previous year with “gems and jewelry” as an exception. While petroleum products and engineering
goods
lead to the maximum capital during the two-year period, textiles and agricultural products were on the lower side of the graph.
Looking
closely
at the graph and table, we can notice that petroleum products increased 3% more in 2016 which
improved
the earnings from $60
billion
to $64
billion
.
Similarly
, engineering
goods
recorded an 8. 5% profit increasing the amount from $56
billion
to $62
billion
. Meanwhile, textiles contributed to
nearly
half of the previous two
categories
but
had a noticeable jump of 15. 24% moving from $25 to $32
billion
.
Lastly
, the
only
category
recording a loss of 5. 18% was gems and jewelry, shifting from $43 to $41
billion
.