The line graph represents the information about value of selected exports such as fuel, food and manufactured goods as well as the total value of exports for a country between 2000 and 2005.
Overall, it is clear that fuel showed a gradual decrease, while food exports remained at the same level during this time periods. For instance, manufactured goods represented the slight fluctuations throughout the entire time period. In terms of total value, there was a slight decrease and significant increases.
Firstly, the total value of exports started with 300000 million dollars in 2000, then it slightly decreased to reached at 250000 million dollars in 2002. However, it then increased significantly, reaching nearly 450000 million dollars in 2005.
Secondly, The value of fuel was the highest export item in 2000, at about 45000 million dollars, followed by manufactured goods at nearly 18000 million dollars and lastly food at about 8000 million dollars. The fuel exports was overtaken by manufacture goods in 2004 and slight decreased at 20000 million dollars in 2005. However, the value of manufacture good exports surpassed the fuel value in 2004 and it reached 21000 million dollars in 2005. In term of food exports, the value remained at the same level, at about 3000 million dollars from 2000 to 2005.