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The image displays three line graphs depicting Australia's trade with China, Japan, and the United States from 2004 to 2009. Australia's trade with China shows imports increasing from around A$10 billion in 2004 to just under A$50 billion in 2009 and exports rising from over A$10 billion in 2004 to A$40 billion in 2009. Australia's trade with Japan depicts exports peaking at around A$50 billion in 2008 before declining to approximately A$40 billion in 2009, while imports stayed below A$20 billion throughout. Australia's trade with the United States shows imports consistently higher than exports, with imports around A$40 billion in 2004 and dipping to just over A$30 billion by 2009, while exports remained below A$15 billion.
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The three line graphs detail how much money in Australian that Australia spend on exports and imports in Chian,Japan,and the US over a six-year-period.
Overall, the amount of Australian trade which is used to import prodcts in Japan and America remained stable,while it in China climb steadily.In terms of exports,this figues fluctuated in Japan and the US, and gradually grom in China.
In Japan amd the US , the trends of imports money are very similiar.Between 2004 and 2009, this leveled off in about 20 billions in both Japan and America. However, there was an gently increase by around 10 billons in China over a period of 6 years.
The trends in this figue of exports show very different in this 3 counrties,the value in Australian dollars of Australian trade with America remained at under 10 billions,wheater with Australia,this increase slowly from 20 billions by 2008, and immediately dropped sharply in the following year.The exports amount to China rose steadily from around 10 billions to 35 billions over the given period.
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