THE PIE CHART AND TABLE GIVE INFORMATION ABOUT THE TOTAL VALUE AND SOURCS OF FISH IMPORTED TO THE US BETWEEN 1988 AND 2000.

THE PROVIDED PIE CHART AND TABULAR DATA REPRESENT THE TOTAL AMOUNT SPENT BY AMERICANS ON PURCHASING OF FISH FROM THREE NATIONS OVER TWELVE YEARS FROM 1988 TO 2000. OVERALL, THE EXPENDITURE ON IMPORTING FISH INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY OVER THE PERIOD. CHINA IS THE LEAST EXPORTER REGARDLESS OF VARIOUS PERIODS EXCEPT 2000. IT CAN BE VIVIDLY SEEN THAT THE PROPORTION OF CANDA EXPORTS WAS ACCOUNTED FOR SIX-TENTH OF TOTAL AND IT EXPERIENCED A DRASTIC FALL TO 34% AFTER FOUR YEARS. THEN, IT DROPS GRADUALLY TO 28%. SIMILARLY, OTHER EXPORT OF FISH TO THE US HAS STATED MERELY ABOVE ONE-FOURTH, WHICH INCREASED DRAMATICALLY TO 46% IN 1992 AND IT DROP SLIGHTLY TO 42% IN 2000. LIKEWISE, CHINA IS THE LEAST EXPORTER TO THE US AT 13% IN 1988 AND IT EXPERIENCED A DRASTIC INCLINE OF 17% IN THE FINAL YEAR. MOVING TOWARD TABULAR DATA, IT IS VIVID THAT IT INCREASED DRASTICALLY AS IT WAS ACCOUNTED FOR 6. 57 MILLION IN 1988 AND IT REACHED 8. 52 MILLION IN FOUR YEARS. THEN IT END WITH THE HIGHEST AMOUNT OF SPENDING BY AMERICANS IN 2000 AT 10. 72 MILLION.