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The image includes a bar chart and a table, presenting export earnings for a country's products for 2015 and 2016 in billions and detailing percentage changes. Petroleum products show nearly $60 billion in both years, with a 3% increase; engineered goods are slightly above $60 billion in 2015, rising to around $62 billion in 2016, experiencing an 8.5% increase; gems and jewelry are slightly below $40 billion in 2015, rising slightly in 2016 with a -5.18% change; agricultural products are just above $30 billion in 2015, slightly rising in 2016 with a modest 0.81% change; textiles are about $25 billion in 2015 increasing to around $31 billion in 2016, with a significant rise of 15.24%. The table succinctly summarizes these percentage changes from 2015 to 2016.
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The bar chart illustrates earnings from Export as well as the percentage increase between the period of 2015 to 2016
Firstly, We see the most earnings coming from the export of Petroleum products which rise by 3% from $60 billion in 2015 to approximately $63 Billion in 2016. We see similar trends in Engineered goods and Textiles where the rise in earnings is much more significant. Engineered goods, though stand at ~57 Billion dollars initially, they catch up with earnings from Petroleum product export (63 billion) by 2016.
On the other hand, We see a sharp increase of 15.24% in the earnings from Textiles from $25 BIllion to $32 Billion. Although, we see a negligible decline of 0.8% in earnings from Gems and Jewelry. The chart shows a an increase in the earnings from Export overall.
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