The line graph illustrates the changes that took place in the proportions of the exported coffee from three different countries over a decade and units mentioned in the graph are in millions of kilograms. Overall, despite the fact that some fluctuations took place, the amount in all countries somehow increased over the period.
Brazil and Costa Rica starting rates had only a slight difference, amounting to 12 millions and 15 millions, respectively. Brazil continued by experiencing a gradual increasing trend until it peaked at 25 millions in 2012, the most amount of coffee among all the countries. Costa Rica, on the other hand, declined in its proportion of coffee exportation until 2006 when it hit a low of only around 7 millions. This rate then rose moderately and by the end of the recorded timeframe, exports of coffee in Costa Rica made it to 15 millions.
To compare with the other two countries, Colombia is seen to be the country that exports the least quantity of coffee, starting at only 5 millions in 2002. This quantity rose for a while until 2006 when it surpasses Costa Rica with 11 millions. However, it faced the fluctuations again and ended up at only 15 millions in 2012, being the country that exports the least coffee just as it had been from the beginning.
The line graph illustrates the
changes
that took place in the proportions of the exported
coffee
from three
different
countries
over a decade and units mentioned in the graph are in
millions
of kilograms.
Overall
, despite the fact that
some
fluctuations took place, the amount in all
countries
somehow increased over the period.
Brazil and Costa Rica starting rates had
only
a slight difference, amounting to 12
millions
and 15
millions
,
respectively
. Brazil continued by experiencing a gradual increasing trend until it peaked at 25
millions
in 2012, the most amount of
coffee
among all the
countries
. Costa Rica,
on the other hand
, declined in its proportion of
coffee
exportation until 2006 when it hit a low of
only
around 7
millions
. This rate then rose
moderately
and by the
end
of the recorded timeframe, exports of
coffee
in Costa Rica made it to 15 millions.
To compare with the other two
countries
, Colombia is
seen
to be the
country
that exports the least quantity of
coffee
, starting at
only
5
millions
in 2002. This quantity rose for a while until 2006 when it surpasses Costa Rica with 11
millions
.
However
, it faced the fluctuations again and ended up at
only
15
millions
in 2012, being the
country
that exports the least
coffee
just
as it had been from the beginning.