TASK 1 - LINE GRAPH 🙌
The provided line graph compares the export rates of clothes in China, the EU, Asia, (without China) and the USA between 2000 and 2014.
Overall, what stands out is that albeit to varying degrees, the percentage of exported goods in the EU, Asia, and the USA witnessed a decline throughout the given period, while the reverse could be said about China. Of particular note is that the EU dominated the chart in the first half of the period, but was overtaken by China later on.
Looking at the continents first, the proportion of exported clothes in the EU stood at 32% in 2000. Yet, it registered a constant drop over the years as it first decreased significantly to around 24% in 2010 and then to 21% by 2014. When it comes to Asia, its export rate saw an exponential fall from 30% to 18% in the first 2 years, after which it steadily recovered, reaching 20% in 2014. Despite this increase the total proportion went down by 10% during the given 14-year period.
Turning to the data regarding countries, it is noteworthy that the tendency to export clothing in China skyrocketed from 2000 to 2014. In 2000, it displayed approximately 14%, while after a constant rise, it surged to 25% in 2008 before peaking at 36% in 2014. In stark contrast, the percentage of exports in the US declined from 11% to 9% between 2000 and 2008 and continued to go down as it plummeted to mere 7% in 2014, showing the lowest index in the chart.
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The provided line graph compares the export rates of clothes in China, the EU, Asia, (without China) and the USA between 2000 and 2014.
Overall, what stands out is that albeit to varying degrees, the percentage of exported goods in the EU, Asia, and the USA witnessed a decline throughout the given period, while the reverse could be said about China. Of particular note is that the EU dominated the chart in the first half of the period, but was overtaken by China later on.
Looking at the continents first, the proportion of exported clothes in the EU stood at 32% in 2000. Yet, it registered a constant drop over the years as it first decreased significantly to around 24% in 2010 and then to 21% by 2014. When it comes to Asia, its export rate saw an exponential fall from 30% to 18% in the first 2 years, after which it steadily recovered, reaching 20% in 2014. Despite this increase the total proportion went down by 10% during the given 14-year period.
Turning to the data regarding countries, it is noteworthy that the tendency to export clothing in China skyrocketed from 2000 to 2014. In 2000, it displayed approximately 14%, while after a constant rise, it surged to 25% in 2008 before peaking at 36% in 2014. In stark contrast, the percentage of exports in the US declined from 11% to 9% between 2000 and 2008 and continued to go down as it plummeted to mere 7% in 2014, showing the lowest index in the chart.
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