The bar chart illustrates export earnings in billions of dollars of one country in 2015 and 2016 in five different categories: petroleum, engineering goods, jewellery, agriculture and textiles while the table clarifies each area of export’s change in percentage value during the same year.
Overall, while some fields such as fuel and engineered products dominated the economy regarding dollars earned, their growth rates were meagerly compared to textiles, which experienced a major increase in its percentage value.
It can be seen clearly that petroleum products were the highest earners, with more than 60 billion dollars in revenue in both 2015 and 2016. Engineered goods followed close behind by earning 50 billion and 60 billion dollars in the same two years. However, their values in the economy increased mildly with 3% and 8.5% for petroleum and engineered products respectively.
At the same time, despite having a comparatively low earning of 30 billion in 2016, textiles sky-rocketed and claimed 15.24% more in percentage value, while jewellery was the sole industry to have a negative growth of 5.18%.