The bar chart illustrates the changes in the average prices per kilometer of clothing imported into the European Union from 1993 to 2003.
Overall, Argentina experienced the most dramatic change, with the highest prices over the year while Brazil remained stable and Japan slightly declined, although China and India showed an upward trend throughout the period. Bangladesh also significantly rose.
In detail, Argentina had the most prevalent prices, with decreased slightly from around 28 pounds in 1993 to 26 pounds in 2003. Brazil the second common highest prices and remained steadily at approximately 34 pounds.Although Japan mildly dropped in 1993, to 15 pounds and in 2003, nearly 13 pounds.
Turning to China and India, they showed an upward trend. While their prices began at 10 pounds and 7 pounds respectively in 1993 and rose slightly, they rose to 18 pounds and 13 pounds respectively. By contrast, Bangladesh consistently the smallest prices, starting at 3 pounds in 1993 and climbing mildly to 6 pounds in 2003.
