The bar chart depicts the differences in expenditure per kilometre of European Union in importing clothing from distinct nations in the year 1993 and 2003.
It is noticeable that throughout the observed timeline, Argentina was constantly the most expensive supplier of clothing. By contrast, Bangladesh’s clothing was the most cost-effective in European clothing market.
Regarding the most costly clothing, Argentian’s clothing was sold for 28 euros; however, by 2003 it had been reduced to 26 euros. Similarly, Japan’s counterpart was initially worth a substantial price with 15 euros, then declined by approximately two euros. A notable point is that Brazil was the solely nation that has no variation in clothing expense, corresponding to 23 euros.
2003 saw a rise in all remaining sectors. Particularly, china’s clothing witnessed the highest growth, while bangladesh’s counterpart experienced the lowest one, equivalent to seven and three euros respectively. Ultimately, India grew significantly from 7 to 12 euros.