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Band 4+: Exercise 2: The monthly price of exported rice from Thailand and Vietnam from 2012 to 2015 (Million dollars per tons).

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The image contains two line graphs for Thailand and Vietnam from January to December for the years 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015. For Thailand, 2012 starts at 550 in January, drops to 500 in May, continues to decrease to 450 in July, slightly rises to 500 by December; 2013 begins at 525, decreases to 450 by April, increases again to 500 in July, ends at 475 in December; 2014 starts at 400 in January, rises steadily to 450 in May, remains constant and then decreases back to 400 by December; 2015 initiates at 425 in January, climbs consistently to 525 in August, and settles at 490 by December. For Vietnam, in 2012 it starts at 350, peaks at 400 in February, decreases to 300 by July, concluding at 375 in December; 2013 begins at 280, climbs gradually to 350 by April, drops slightly and ends at 350 in December; 2014 opens at 350, decreases slightly to 320 by May, and ends at 400 in December; 2015 begins at 375, declines to 350 by June, and finishes at 325 in December.
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The chart compare price of rice export, between Thailand and Vietnam from 2012 to 2015. The average of price is 250 to 600 millions dollars.

In 2012 Thailand price of rice export approximately 500 millions dollars per tons for 1st kuartal, in 2nd kuartal decrease in 450 millions dollars per tons and then in 3rd increase under 550 millions dollars per tons until last year. Furthemore, in 2013 Thailand price of rice export extremelly decrease from 550 to 400 milllions dollars per tons. In the same way, Thailand price rice export in 2014 and 2015 only different in 1st kuartal with 2014 start in 450 millions dollars per tons, meanwhile in 2015 start in 400 millions dollars per tons. On the other hand, in 2nd to 4th kuartal price ricce export had the similarly fluctuative price.

In comparison Vietnam in the 1st kuartal of 2012 start with 400 millions dollars per tons and in 2nd kuartal decrease somewhere in between 350 and 400, in 3rd kuartal become all time high aboce 400 millions dollars per tons before drop in the last year. Morever, in 6 months of 2013 the price bearish under 350 millions dollars per tons and increse slighty to 350 millions dollars per tons. In addition, 2014 maintain the same level approximately 340 millions dollars per tons. Finally, in 2015 start with 300 millions dollars per tons in 1st kuartal and bullish above 350 millions dollars per tons in 3rd kuartal before drop in 325 in the last year.

Overall, the price of rice export both Thailand and Vietnam are fluctuative for 4 years from 2012 to 2015.

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