The GPD grew per year for three different countries from 2007 to 2010, measured by percentage.
The GPD grew per year for three different countries from 2007 to 2010, measured by percentage. J3x3e
This bar graph illustrates how GPD grew per year for three different countries from 2007 to 2010, measured by percentage.
In 2007, the figure for Tunisia was higher than Japan. However, in 2009, the percentage of GPD growth in Japan was more than Tunisia at nearly 5. 3 % and just above 3 %, respectively. The trend of Ecuador increased gradually between 2007 at almost 3. 2 % and 2008 at just below 5 %, followed by a sharp decline up to 1. 3 % in 2009, thereafter, it rose dramatically ending at 2. 3 % in 2010. Regarding to Japan, this figure reached its peak at nearly 6. 5 % in 2010. Whilst in 2007 was at the lowest point at 2 %. Focusing on 2009, the figure for Japan was much more than Ecuador at approximately 5. 2 % and about 1. 2 %, respectively. On the other hand, the figure for Japan in 2010 was nearly three times as many as Ecuador at almost 6. 2 and around 2. 2, respectively.
Overall, the figure for Japan in GPD growth was the highest, while Ecuador was the lowest in the most of the timescale. (187)
This bar graph illustrates how
GPD
grew per year for three
different
countries from 2007 to 2010, measured by percentage.
In 2007, the
figure
for Tunisia was higher than
Japan
.
However
, in 2009, the percentage of
GPD
growth in
Japan
was more than Tunisia at
nearly
5. 3 % and
just
above 3 %,
respectively
. The trend of Ecuador increased
gradually
between 2007 at almost 3. 2 % and 2008 at
just
below 5 %, followed by a sharp decline up to 1. 3 % in 2009, thereafter, it rose
dramatically
ending at 2. 3 % in 2010.
Regarding to
Japan
, this
figure
reached its peak at
nearly
6. 5 % in 2010. Whilst in 2007 was at the lowest point at 2 %. Focusing on 2009, the
figure
for
Japan
was much more than Ecuador at approximately 5. 2 % and about 1. 2 %,
respectively
.
On the other hand
, the
figure
for
Japan
in 2010 was
nearly
three times as
many
as Ecuador at almost 6. 2 and around 2. 2,
respectively
.
Overall
, the
figure
for
Japan
in
GPD
growth was the highest, while Ecuador was the lowest in the most of the timescale. (187)