The pie charts show the destination of export goods in three countries in 2010.
The pie charts show the destination of export goods in three countries in 2010. xLdQ
The given pie charts illustrate the percentage breakdown of goods exported from three South American countries, in 2010.
It is clear that while Argentina and Chile’s exports were distributed more evenly amongst other nations, the large majority of Mexico’s exports were to the USA.
From the charts it can be seen that Argentina and Chile’s export trends were almost identical, with the majority of their exports going to other Latin American countries, at 38% for Argentina, and 31% for Chile. Meanwhile, 26% of Argentina’s exports went to Europe, 16% to the USA, and 20% to other countries. Similarly, Chile’s exports consisted of 30% to Europe, 18% to the USA, and 21% to other countries.
In contrast, the large majority of Mexico’s exports were to the USA, at 82%. The remaining exports from Mexico were to Europe, at 6%, other Latin American countries, at 6%, and other countries, also receiving 6%.
The
given
pie charts illustrate the percentage breakdown of
goods
exported from three South American
countries
, in 2010.
It is
clear
that while Argentina and Chile’s
exports
were distributed
more
evenly
amongst
other
nations,
the large majority of Mexico’s
exports
were to the USA.
From the charts it can be
seen
that Argentina and Chile’s
export
trends were almost identical, with the majority of their
exports
going to
other
Latin American
countries
, at 38% for Argentina, and 31% for Chile. Meanwhile, 26% of Argentina’s
exports
went to Europe, 16% to the USA, and 20% to
other
countries
.
Similarly
, Chile’s exports consisted of 30% to Europe, 18% to the USA, and 21% to
other
countries.
In contrast
, the large majority of Mexico’s
exports
were to the USA, at 82%. The remaining
exports
from Mexico were to Europe, at 6%,
other
Latin American
countries
, at 6%, and
other
countries
,
also
receiving 6%.