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The image contains a bar chart showing Export Earnings ($ billions) for 2015 and 2016 and a table detailing the percentage change in values between those years. In 2015, earnings for product categories were: Petroleum products approximately 61, Engineered goods approximately 57, Gems and jewellery approximately 43, Agricultural products approximately 31, and Textiles approximately 26. In 2016, the respective values were approximately 63, 62, 41, 32, and 31. The table shows the percentage changes from 2015 to 2016 as follows: Petroleum products increased by 3%, Engineered goods increased by 8.5%, Gems and jewellery decreased by 5.18%, Agricultural products increased by 0.81%, and Textiles increased by 15.24%.
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The initial bar chart depicts the export earnings from five product categories in a specific country for the years 2015 and 2016. The second table illustrates the percentage variation in the value of each category during this time.
Clearly, petroleum products and manufactured items produced the highest export revenue, while textiles contributed the least. Significantly, textiles saw a considerable increase in value, whereas gems and jewellery were the sole category to encounter a decline.
Analyzing the data more closely, petroleum products topped export revenues in 2015 at nearly 61 billion, closely followed by engineered goods at approximately 57 billion. In 2016, the values of agricultural products were comparable, at around 31 billion and 32 billion respectively.
In the second table, textiles experienced the greatest percentage rise of 15.25% from 2015 to 2016. Conversely, the worth of gems and jewellery decreased by 5.18%, representing the sole decline within the categories
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