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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows Scotland's exports to the rest of the UK and the rest of the world for the year 2014

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The image presents a bar chart detailing exports for various industries: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining (ROW 2.4, UK 0.6); Manufacture of Food & Drink (ROW 5.8, UK 4.4); Chemicals & Mineral Products (ROW 5, UK 9.5); Metals, Mechanical & Transport Equipment (ROW 2.7, UK 2.1); Electrical & Instrument Engineering (ROW 2.3, UK 4); Other Manufacturing (ROW 5.9, UK 1); Wholesale & Retail (ROW 8.2, UK 1.1); Business Services & Finance, Hotels & Restaurant Services (ROW 1.7, UK 13.8); Other Services (ROW 3, UK 0.9).
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for the year 2014

The data illustrates the Industrial exports of Scotland to Britian and other parts of the worlds in the following year 2014. The exports are measured in numbers.

Overall, it can be observed that the highest number of exports were in the business sector which includes hotels and restaurant services. By contrast, the number of exports around the world by Scotland was higher than those of in England over the given period.

Looking at the statistics more in depth , the highest number of exports by Scotland was made in business industry in which the value of exports peaked at around 14 million pounds while in such sector Uk was seen far behind with just 1.7 billion, wholesales and chemical industry was also a popular and significant one with 9.5 billion and 8.2 billion exports across the globe for Scotland , although chemical exports was moderate source of export for Britian and contributed almost 5 billion value to it. Food and beverages were also a compatible industry in which the exports to globe contributed 5.8 billion and United kingdom was just legging behind with 4.4 billion.

Analyzing further, On the other hand, the food and drinks industry exported £5.8 billion to the ROW and £4.4 billion to the UK. The only industry that exported more to the UK than to the ROW was the electrical and instrument industry, with exports of £4 billion and £2.3 billion, respectively. The rest of the industries exported more to the ROW than to the UK.

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