The graph below illustrate the percentage of Australian exports to four countries over a period of 22 years.
The most prevalent exports was to Japan. The Us exports remained relatively stable during the years. The China exports took an upward trend. And the India exports kept relatively the same in the first years then it took a slightly uoward trend in the last years.
The exports to Japan reached a peak in 1990 at about 25%, then it kept fluctuating during the period to reach slightly less than 20% by 2012. For the Us, the graph started at about 10% in the beginning of the period, then it fluctuated during all the years and took a slightly downward to reach about 5% by the end of the period. China started at a very low percentage just over 0% and kept slightly upwarding between 1990-2007, after that it experienced significant growth and reached its peak at about 30% by 2012. And India started also just over 0% in the beginning of the period and kept fluctuating until 2001, after that it took a slightly upward trend and reached its peak of about 10%, and by the end of the period it reached approximately 5%.
