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The table chart shows the changes in exports between the 2009 and 2010.

The table chart shows the changes in exports between the 2009 and 2010. oVe1b
The ostensible tabular chart details the information about the rise and fall of exports in billons of Hong Kong dollars, during the given consecutive years of 2009 and 2010. The given data has been calibrated in percentage. Having a clear glance, it can be seen that in 2009, the exports of equipments were 10. 3% but after that, it was uplifted to 11. 6% with 13%total variations. whereas, telecommunication was accounted for 7. 9%exports in initial year, that was uplifted by 4. 8%(12. 7%) in 2010 with 61%alterations. -7% changes were experienced by clothing, due to the fact that there was no considerable difference between the exports of clothing with 6% and 5% orderly. Turning to the remaining information, manufacturing and metals exports were 5. 5%and 2. 3% respectively in 2009, whilst minor decreasing pattern was merely witnessed by manufacturing in 2010 from 5. 5% to 4%fall with -27% fluctuation, on the contrary metals exports were surging from 2. 3% to 5. 1% with whole 122%variations. overall, exports for 2009 were 32% and 38. 4% for 2010 with two- thirds of alterations. Looking from an overall perspective, it can be readily apparent that except clothing and manufacturing upward trend in exports was followed by remaining categories.
The ostensible tabular chart
details
the information about the rise and fall of
exports
in
billons
of Hong Kong dollars, during the
given
consecutive years of 2009 and 2010. The
given
data has
been calibrated
in percentage. Having a
clear
glance, it can be
seen
that in 2009, the
exports
of equipments were 10. 3%
but
after that, it
was uplifted
to 11. 6% with 13%total variations.
whereas
, telecommunication
was accounted
for 7.
9%exports
in initial year, that
was uplifted
by 4. 8%(12. 7%) in 2010 with 61%alterations. -7%
changes
were experienced
by clothing, due to the fact that there was no considerable difference between the
exports
of clothing with 6% and 5% orderly. Turning to the remaining information, manufacturing and metals
exports
were 5. 5%and 2. 3%
respectively
in 2009, whilst minor decreasing pattern was
merely
witnessed by manufacturing in 2010 from 5. 5% to 4%fall with -27% fluctuation,
on the contrary
metals
exports
were surging from 2. 3% to 5. 1% with whole 122%variations.
overall
,
exports
for 2009 were 32% and 38. 4% for 2010 with two- thirds of alterations. Looking from an
overall
perspective, it can be
readily
apparent that except clothing and manufacturing upward trend in
exports
was followed
by remaining categories.
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