The provided charts depict the earnings of members of an organization called “Special Trade Zone” over the course of a decade starting from 1990, as well as the export revenue of various regions in 2000.

The provided charts depict the earnings of members of an organization called “Special Trade Zone” over the course of a decade starting from 1990, as well as the export revenue of various regions in 2000. In general, the income of the Special Trade Zone members was mostly on the rise beside a plateau in the last 3 years. Meanwhile, export values varied in 9 nations, with Bensland having the highest profit. Observing closely at the line graph, it is clear that the total amount of earned money improved greatly throughout over half a decade. To illustrate this, in 1990, people received slightly above 120000 billion dollars as their income. This figure then steadily rose up to almost 135000 billion over a 3-year period, followed by a radical increase to roughly 175000 billion in the next 4 years. From this point, the data leveled out in the remaining years. As for the pie chart, it can be seen that in terms of export share, Bensland and Jamesland dominated the whole chart with the figure of 90233 billion and 89522 billion dollars respectively. Having the third-highest revenue was Andyland with slightly above 75000 billion dollars, followed by Timsland with around 20000 billion dollars less. Similarly, Fredland, Herbertland, and Darronland contributed to the chart with almost 55000 billion, exactly 51342 billion, and merely 47000 billion dollars respectively. Finally, Joland and Peterland accounted for around 12000 billion dollars, which was the lowest of all regions.