The graph illustrates the total exports of clothing in 4 nations from 2000 to 2014.
Overall, what stands out from the diagram is that there were considerable upward trends in the total exports of China, while the the total exports of European Union and the USA saw a steady decline over the period as a whole.
Turning to the details, as regards China’s, exports started at just under 15 million. Then, the figure went up remarkably to just over 35 million in 2014, this figure being the peak level of exports during the whole period. This means that China has the fastest growing rate of clothing exports.
If we look at Eruopean Union and the USA, the trend went in the opposite direction. The figures gradually decresed, going from around 30 million to about 20 million for Eruopean Union, and from above 10 million to 6 million for the USA. Both countries went through a slight fluctuation in 2008 and 2010.
