the pie charts show the technology releases in different contries

The pie charts compare the percentage of the technology launches in 6 different nations over a duration of 5 years. At first look, it is obvious from the charts that production of the technology in Europe and Japan accounted for the largest proportion between 2005 and 2010, whilst Australia was lowest over a period. In addition, the figure for China and the USA were equal in 2005. It is most noticeable from the pie charts that the proportion of the technology releases varied for countries in 2005. Japan and Europe made up the highest percentage at 31% and 30% of manufacturing the technology in 2005, respectively. However, both China and the USA had a small minority which was 12%. In addition, it witnessed an insignificant percentage in the figure for Australia and India were registered at 6% and 9%, respectively. Moving on to 2010, Japan and Europe were also the largest proportion but a decline of 6% and 2% respectively. A gradual increase of 2% was seen in the figure for China, and 3% for the USA. Furthermore, the rate of launching the technology in India went up to 12% in 2010 while Australia remained unchanged.