The line chart 1 shows the monthly price exported in Thailand from 2012 to 2015, while the line chart 2 illustrates this data too during the same timeframe.
Overall, it is clear that while the figures for 2012, 2014, 2015 witnessed an upward trend, the opposite was true for 2013, with 2012 overtaking 2013 to become the dominant category in the final year. In addition, while an upward trend was observed in the figure for 2012, 2015, a decline was evident in the data for 2013, 2014, with the former surpassing the latter to capture the largest share in the final year.
Regarding the line chart 1, 2012 fluctuated considerably throughout the period, starting at 510 million dollars before ending at a lower figure of 550 million dollars in the final year. Meanwhile, 2013 experienced dominance in January, but subsequently followed a downward trend to reach 400 million dollars by the end of the period. In contrast, 2014 and 2015 remained relatively stable throughout, fluctuating slightly around 130 and 80 respectively for the duration of the timeframe.
Shifting the focus to the line chart 2, 2012 exhibited significant volatility over the course of the period, opening at 400 million dollars and remaining in the final year. Meanwhile, the figure for 2013 underwent a brief decline to hit a low point of 430 million dollars in January, prior to reversing its direction to settle at 350 million dollars at the end of the period. Notably, an intersection was observed in May when the figure for 2015 outstripped 2013. In contrast, 2014 showcased a relatively constant pattern throughout, staying close to the 330 million dollars mark for the majority of the period.