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The image displays a bar chart illustrating average prices per kilometer of clothing imported into the European Union from Argentina, Brazil, Japan, China, India, and Bangladesh for 1997 and 2003. In 1997, Argentina's price was approximately 28 pounds, Brazil's was around 25 pounds, Japan's was about 15 pounds, China's near 6 pounds, India's was approximately 7 pounds, and Bangladesh's was around 11 pounds. In 2003, Argentina's price decreased to about 27 pounds, Brazil's reduced to approximately 23 pounds, Japan's fell to around 12 pounds, China's remained stable at roughly 5 pounds, India's price slid to approximately 4 pounds, and Bangladesh's dropped to about 3 pounds.
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the bar chart illustrates the price of one kilometre of clothing imported into six different countries in the European Union, namely: Argentina, Brazil, Japan, China, India and Bangladesh.
Overall, Argentina had the highest price of imported clothing while the opposite was true for the number of Bangladesh in both years. Half of six countries increased the cost of clothing in 2003, namely: China, India and Bangladesh.
In 1993, 27$ per kilometre of imported clothing was Argentina, which makes it ranked first. This was followed by the data of Brazil, about 23$ of one kilometre products. 10 years later, the figure of Argentina decreased slightly, accounted for 26$ of each kilometre of cargos. Bangladesh kept the stablibilty.
Regarding to 2003, The fee per kilometre of clothing increased significantly in two countries, namely: India and Bangladesh. The data of Japan and China made up more and less than 33$ for each kilometre of clothing
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