The graph illustrates the percentage of Australian export in Japan,US,China,India over the period from 1990 to 2012.
Overall,in the beginning,Japan had the highest account for about 26%,followed by US’s ratio at about 11%.Respectively,China started at 2% and India accounted for approximately 1% .Besides,Japan and China remained a simple trend to develop,while US and India had a fluctuating trend.
During the whole period,Japan’s ratio gradually declined from the highest exporting destination to the second at about 16%,while China dramatically climbed to the top of the mention nations,and converged with the previous counterparts during 2005 to 2010.It is a considerably increase of China’s figure in 2 previous decades,reaching 25% and steadily rising to approximately 28% in 2012.
By contrast,US remained a dropped trend but fluctuated steadily throughout the time,peaking in 2000 at 11% and it still more popular than India as a market to export.For India,it kept accounting for 1% across the first decade and noticeably moved to 7% in 2000 ,whereas decreased after that.
