The graph illustrates how much percentage of Australian export was received by four nations between 1990 and 2012.
In general, the share of India and US showed the lowest point, of particular note is that both of them marked same percentage, while despite there was big difference between Japan and China, latter could surpass by former coming up to end of the period.
Regarding goods exported to India and US, indicators started to change from 2% and 12%, with showing difference by 10%, respectively. Later, shares fluctuated from 7% to initial point for US and leveled out around 2% for India until 2000. However, the volume of their import changed slightly, with opposite trends. The percentage of export received by US decreased to 5% and by India grew to 8% in 2010, and two countries imported goods in same point, at almost 5%.
Regarding Japan and China, in the beginning of the period 25% and 3% were true for them, with showing huge difference. However, indicators of these nations decreased and increased continuously. The volume of import for Japan dropped rapidly to 17%, and for China showed lower 2% than former in the 2005. China rose dramatically and peaked point among the other countries, at 38%, in 2012, but during the first half of 2005 Japan fluctuated from 20% to 17%, later export leveled out completely.